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T-Mobile intros Instant Email in the UK
Author: +866.com20 Mar
T-Mobile has launched a new service in the UK, called Instant Email and available for the beginning only on select Nokia devices.
Instant Email enables T-Mobile customers to quickly and easily access up to five email accounts (Gmail, Hotmail and so on), directly from their mobile phones.
Since messages are sent straight to the handset and you’re alerted every time a new email arrives, you don’t have to log on to the Web to check your Inbox.
The new service can also back up and update data (i.e. email addresses, phone numbers and calendar).
T-Mobile UK charges a £3.50 monthly fee for Instant Email, but you can try the service for free in the first month.
Via Press release
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Quad-band BlackBerry Bold In Japan
Author: +866.com28 Feb
This might not be good news to folks who already own a BlackBerry Bold, but it seems that RIM has released a quad-band BlackBerry Bold in Japan recently. As mentioned, the device supports the 2100, 1900, 850 and 800MHz bands of UMTS/HSDPA. T-Mobile customers might start gnashing their teeth when they read this, especially if they were already complaining about the Bold’s lack of AWS 3G. Is the quad-band feature important to you, or are you satisfied with your BlackBerry Bold as it currently is? Drop us a comment to let us know.
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T-Mobile kind of previews the Samsung Memoir
Author: +866.com7 Feb
Last week, we’ve reported that T-Mobile USA might release the Samsung Memoir on February 25, and now it seems that this launch date is a legit one.
According to Cell Phone Signal, T-Mobile sent a preview of the new handset, saying that it will be out this month. Its price should be of $299 (with a 2-yr agreement), but this is not yet confirmed.
Since the Memoir comes as the first 8MP camera phone in the US, T-Mobile is obviously proud of launching it, and it will probably market it as a perfect alternative to a digital camera.
Apart from the 8MP camera, Samsung Memoir is said to also feature a wide touchscreen display, HSDPA connectivity, GPS and stereo Bluetooth. Now let’s hope that, when finally released, it will meet T-Mobile customers’ high expectations.