Motorola Charm debuts on T-Mobile August 25th for $75

Update : Motorola has announced the T-Mobile Charm will be priced at $74.99 with 2-year contract via Facebook .

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Sprint Epic 4G unboxing video, submit your questions now

Did you claim your Sprint Epic 4G yet? Early reservations are now full, so it appears Sprint has another hit on their hands. Hopefully they can actually keep this one in stock, unlike the EVO 4G with all its shortages

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Cricket Zio now available for pre-order, ships August 21st

If you want to experience Android but can’t afford a high-end phone and their pricey data plans, then the Cricket Zio might be the device for you. This entry-level Android phone is selling for only $229 online and comes with a $55 per month unlimited everything plan

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Report: 73 percent of iPhone users “very satisfied” with AT&T

A recently released survey of US iPhone users by the Yankee Group has found that despite lots of complaints, the majority are pleased with AT&T, even more so than subscribers on other carriers.

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3 simple reasons why T-Mobile 3G is better than Sprint 4G

T-Mobile might be smallest of the large four national carriers, but their upgraded 3G network is going to top anything that their larger competitors have to offer this year. Sprint’s launch of the first 4G phone, the HTC EVO, has generated a lot of buzz (which is deserved) but I wanted to take a moment and cover a few simple reasons why I think T-Mobile deserves some more attention

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It’s Hard To Feel Sorry For AT&T

Perhaps now you’ve read Fred Vogelstein’s feature about the relationship between AT&T and Apple in this month’s Wired magazine. If not, you definitely should, it’s acquirable online . It reads a bit like a story about a couple who after three tumultuous years of marriage are about to split up.

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Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S class is ‘upgradeable to Android 2.2′

This kind of should go without saying, but Samsung said it last night, and so shall we:?The? Galaxy S?class of smartphones it just announced — the Sprint Epic 4G, Verizon Fascinate, T-Mobile Vibrant and AT&T?Captivate — all will be “upgradeable to Android 2.2.” Sammy couldn’t quite come out and say they will be upgraded — you have to get the carriers involved, natch — but we can’t think of any reason why they wouldn’t be upgraded.

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Samsung Galaxy S line headed to five U.S. carriers

Samsung has announced that five of the six largest U.S.

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AT&T and T-Mobile Nexii receive another OTA update (FRF85B)

Some Nexus One owners began receiving another update for Android 2.2 (now at build number FRF85B). The update is being sent out over-the-air to users with the last build FRF83, but some AT&T users on the older Android 2.1 EPE54B also reported they received the latest firmware.

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Sprint unveils Samsung Epic 4G

Are you ready for the first Android phone with a 4 inch Super AMOLED display, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and 4G support? Meet the Samsung Epic 4G, which is Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S line. The Samsung Epic 4G will join the HTC EVO 4G as Sprint’s second phone to support their 4G WiMAX network

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