mobiletechreview.com - 11/20/2008
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The T-Mobile cameo, available in T-Mobile retail stores today, is one of the first digital picture frames tied to a wireless carrier network. With the cameo, friends and family can send pictures captured on a mobile phone - ...
boygeniusreport.com - 11/22/2008
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boygeniusreport.com —
Fancy yourself sporting a white G1 instead of
the somewhat drab black and brown models that currently
grace the shelves of T-Mobile? If you do, it looks your wait might soon be over as we got our hands on some images showing a white T-Mobile G1 in ...
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White G1 makes its appearance in T-Mobile stores
blogs.zdnet.com - 11/24/2008
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blogs.zdnet.com —
November 24th, 2008 T-Mobile G1 Android gets Opera
Mini and visual voicemail Posted by Matthew Miller @
9:10 am Categories: Android , T-Mobile , Mobile software , Google Tags: Opera Software , T-Mobile G1 , T-Mobile , T-Mobile G1 Android , Fusion ...
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T-Mobile G1 Android gets Opera Mini and visual ...
engadgetmobile.com - 11/16/2008
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engadgetmobile.com —
Oh sure, a few remarkably lucky and /
or well connected individuals out there are yapping it
up on a white T-Mobile G1 right this very moment, but for the bulk of us, coming across one is basically impossible; in fact, the white G1 isn't even ...
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White T-Mobile G1 not coming until after Thanksgiving?
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T-Mobile Cameo frame now available for $99.99
Engadget —
We already knew how much the world's first digital picture frame tied to a wireless carrier network would cost, but no one bothered to mention a specific release date. Regardless, the T-Mobile Cameo is finally available in T-Mob retail stores, and it'll cost you $99.99 up front plus $9.99 per month for the connected services. It's the ...
T-Mobile Cameo frame now available for $99.99
Engadget Mobile —
Filed under: Multimedia, Peripherals, T-Mobile, GSM, Misc
We already knew how much the world's first digital picture frame tied to a wireless carrier network would cost, but no one bothered to mention a specific release date. Regardless, the T-Mobile Cameo is finally available in T-Mob retail ...
T-Mobile Cameo digital frame now available - if anyone wants it that is
CrunchGear —
In case you have been frothing at the mouth for T-Mobile’s network-connected digital picture frame, the Cameo is now available at select T-Mobile retail stores. The frame will run $99 with a $9.99 monthly plan for the unlimited messaging that is required. So if you want your family members to enjoy crystal clear digi-cam pictures, head down to your local T-Mobile store for the Cameo.
T-Mobile launches Cameo picture frame
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
Email or MMS pictures to the T-Mobile Cameo from anywhere in the world
Fancy yourself important enough, or liked enough by your friends, that you need to keep those close to you up to date with a digital picture frame that updates itself with pictures of you on vacation? Well, good news! T-Mobile has launched the cellular-connected ...
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macnn.com 11/19/2008 — T-Mobile® cameo™ frame The T-Mobile cameo frame is an exciting new way to share photos with family and friends. With the T-Mobile cameo, you can: Take photos using your picture message-capable camera phone and send them to your frame’s phone number. ...
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bloomberg.com 12/4/2008 — AT&T Defies Slump With IPhone, Coaxes People to Spend (Update3) By Amy Thomson Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- AT&T Inc. may defy the recession, posting faster subscriber growth this holiday season by tempting shoppers to unclench their wallets for luxury ...
T-Mobile G1 Available in Retail Stores Nationwide Today [G1]
gizmodo.com 10/22/2008 — "The Wait is Over" is how T-Mobile is announcing the in-store launch of the G1 Android phone, after its first-sales yesterday in a special San Francisco event . If you want one, drop in to one of the "T-Mobile retail stores and select third-party ...
T-Mobile Customer Delight Day - Free Minutes!
boygeniusreport.com 11/15/2008 —
We just got word that T-Mobile will be holding Customer Delight Day tomorrow - that’s November 15! What does this mean? Well, it means free minutes for you T-Mobile subscribers. Here’s how it works:
T-Mobile’s Customer Delight Day ...
T-Mobile G1 Smartphone Gets Unlocked
htlounge.net 10/13/2008 — Seeing how the Google Android-powered T-Mobile G1 will be exclusive to T-Mobile, how are AT&T subscribers (and Canadians) supposed to get in on the Android action?
As with so many other devices, the critical step involved is getting the ...
T-Mobile Shadow II out on January 29?
unwiredview.com 12/17/2008 —
T-Mobile USA currently has only two Windows Mobile devices: T-Mobile Shadow and T-Mobile Wing.
Well, the third one will apparently be released on January 28, 2009, under the name of T-Mobile Shadow II.
According to TmoNews , the new device ...
T-Mobile G1 now available nationwide
krunker.com 10/22/2008 —
T-Mobile has officially announced the nationwide availability of the T-Mobile G1 handset powered by Google’s Android OS. The G1 as you know is the first Google Android phone to be made commercially available and is manufactured by HTC. The ...
Successor to the T-Mobile G1 - This is the T-Mobile G2!
intomobile.com 10/27/2008 — Or, rather, this is the T-Mobile G2 mockup !
The T-Mobile G1 has barely started to hit retail channels, and we’re already seeing mockups of the next-generation Android smartphone from T-Mobile. The mockup you see here is supposed to be the ...
T-Mobile leaves 300,000 disconnected —
The Register 11/20/2008
Database corruption blamed 300,000 UK T-Mobile customers had a quiet morning as they were unable to make or receive calls thanks to a database snafu that forced the operator to restore from backups - a process which is still in progress.…
T-Mobile Introduces web2go and New Data Pricing —
I4U News 11/20/2008
T-Mobile has introduced a new web browsing experience it is calling web2go. the services is described as a new and intuitive Web browsing experience designed to work across the entire portfolio of T-Mobile phones. The service promises to make it easy ...
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