T-Mobile is now seeling microUSB chargers that will not only juice up your cellphone, it additionally comes with another USB port that allows you to ability another USB-compatible device simultaneously – now how about that! Definitely not the brightest view to have come out of mankind so far, but at least it works and is practical particularly in that day and age where just about anything is able to be charged via USB.

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Vodafone UK will not be offering unlimited notes for their customers anymore from the first of next month onwards after changing conditions on charges for details usage by cellphones. Currently, all handsets save for the iPhone and Nexus One are able to enjoy a 500MB Fair Use documents package for £5 monthly, but you could surpass that amount without being charged any additional. that benelovence from Vodafone UK will be removed once the calendar touches June 1, 2010, since they will bill you another £5 for the next 500MB of Net use. As a point of comparison, T-Mobile offers 3GB details with all Android smartphones for free as part of the package. Guess customers will definitely be upset with that news!

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We’ve seen T-Mobile’s SIM card being crammed into the iPad before that, and now it seems that there are folks by in the UK who can’t wait to get hold of the iPad 3G as well, as John Benson has imported an iPad 3G from the US, and decided to turn his Vodafone SIM into the microSIM essential to compose the iPad’s 3G connection work. that was achieved by your usual cutting tool – the meat cleaver. While it’s fine and dandy for you to take things into your own hands, it’s always good to remember that you’ll want to be careful with your input usage, considering whether you aren’t on an unlimited details plan, you could be facing a rather hefty bill at the end of the month.

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While it’s not clear what device that is, but we do know that a Nokia device designated “Type: RM-658” has paid a visit to the FCC. Details are virtually nonexistent at the moment, though we do know that it’s destined for T-Mobile. Looks like we’ll have to play the waiting game with that one.

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There might not be too many Android-powered phones out there with a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard, so T-Mobile subscribers should be fairly happy to take in that the myTouch 3G Slide has just gone official. You can expect that phone to be released in June in color options such as black, white or red. While pricing isn’t available just yet, specifications of it include:

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CyanogenMod 5 is finally out for the following handsets – the HTC Dream, Magic and Sapphire, which are plus better known as the T-Mobile G1 and myTouch 3G. that release has been touted to be experimental, so you might want to think twice before flashing it onto your work handset, unless you’re one who loves living on the edge of things and already made a backup of all your details and critical info once every other hour. G1 owners who are curious suitable to give that a go will require to install DangerSPL that has a remote chance of bricking said phone whenever you perform a full wipe.

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It looks as though Verizon and Vodafone are not the only carriers to offer exclusive deals for Kin 1 and Kin 2, as a hacked list of provisioning files do point towards AT&T, T-Mobile, China Mobile and a host of European networks as well sometime down the road. For those who are not in the know, the Kin handsets are not meant to be pitted against Android smartphones and the iPhone, so do not get your hopes up too high only to be dashed beforehand.

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Not everybody might want to sport a red colored cell phone, but you have to confess that that being constantly offered white or black colored phones will eventually become boring. A picture of a red BlackBerry Curve 8520 has surfaced, hinting that it could be possibly be offered on T-Mobile by May 19th. Aside from the color scheme, specifications are pretty much the same as the current BlackBerry Curve 8520.

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Folks who are using T-Mobile webConnect devices should be happy to take in that T-Mobile USA has announced that it will no longer charges customers overage fees whether they exceed the monthly 5GB input limit. Instead of charging you overage fees, the documents speeds will be reduced, allowing you to continue using your goods, but just using a slower connection. For folks who use the 200MB plan, overage charges will be reduced by half. The carrier is plus offering a promotion in conjunction with its HSPA+ rollout by offers a $10 reduction on its 5GB webConnect monthly plan.

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While initial impressions of the Nokia N8 doesn’t seem to be too impressive, that has not stopped Nokia from gaining FCC approval. The AWS 3G version of the Nokia N8 is additionally known by its internal cipher, RM-596, and will be made available via T-Mobile as suspected. Anyone can’t wait for a 12-megapixel shooter on your cellphone?

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