Posted by Chris Ziegler in BLOGROLL, MEDIA
Filed under: Cellphones
Among American carriers, T-Mobile USA isn't typically the first that comes to mind when we're thinking of purveyors of bleeding-edge hardware -- but between the
G1 and this, we might have to start rethinking that stereotype. T-Mob has officially become the first carrier in North America to offer Motorola's 5-megapixel
MOTOZINE ZN5, a quadband EDGE candybar with WiFi, a morphing keypad along the lines of
T-Mobile's own MOTOROKR E8, and a 5-megapixel camera with xenon flash that's been infused with a heavy dose of Kodak imaging wizardry. The best part about the whole thing might be the price -- just $99 on a two-year contract, which fills our hearts with hope that awesome cams on phones are now officially commodity items. Look for the ZN5 in "select" T-Mobile stores and online starting today.
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Posted by Chris Ziegler in BLOGROLL, MEDIA
Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds
Locked in a footrace with AT&T's
Fuze to become the first US national carrier to launch a variant of the
HTC Touch Pro, Sprint has announced that folks can start ordering the QWERTY smartphone this week from "select national retailers," making good on a promise
made at CTIA last month. That's not quite as cool as a full-scale launch, but at least we'll start to get 'em in the wild in the next few days -- meanwhile, a more full-scale, fanfare-filled launch is planned for November 2 when the Touch Pro is made available online, via phone, and in all Sprint stores. Any
Touch Diamond buyers feeling lingering regrets right about now?
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Posted by Chris Ziegler in BLOGROLL, MEDIA
Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds
The hopes and dreams for a "summer release" have long since faded, but at least AT&T's finally agreed to a hard date for the hotly-anticipated
Bold: November 4. The news comes courtesy of the company's earnings call -- not the most obvious place to slip in news this big -- but at least it's coming straight from the horse's mouth.
[Thanks, Joe]
Update: And the press release just slipped out, too -- $299.99 on a two-year contract. Yikes!
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