The Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge are now receiving Android 5.1.1 on T-Mobile in the U.S. In addition to fixing a few bugs in Lollipop, the 5.1.1 update also brings a couple of new features.
BlackBerry has officially started the rollout of OS 10.3.2 to users in the U.S., beginning with BlackBerry Classic users on Verizon and T-Mobile networks today.
BlackBerry and T-Mobile U.S. have reconciled as today they showed they're two companies in the business of listening to their customers by announcing a new partnership to bring the BlackBerry Classic to the Un-carrier's Data Strong network and its approximately 57 million individual and business customers.
BlackBerry today announced that it will not renew the T-Mobile U.S., Inc. license to sell BlackBerry products when it expires...
If you are a T-Mobile user in the United States anxiously waiting on the BlackBerry Priv on January 26, the carrier has announced its pricing for the first Android-powered smartphoneby BlackBerry.
CollegePlus has partnered with T-Mobile to conduct an experiment to discover if providing college students with iPads will increase their flexibility and allow them to break out of the classroom
T-Mobile Was Aware For Years that Charges Were Not Authorized by its Customers In a complaint filed today, the Federal...
Google has announced its plan to run a mobile phone network in the US. The firm will rent voice and data capacity from two existing operators - Sprint and T-Mobile - and use existing wi-fi hotspots, rather than build new infrastructure from scratch.
LG Optimus L90 and L70 Smartphones Offer Android 4.4 KitKat and Hardware That Pairs Performance With Style LG Electronics MobileComm USA...
OnePlus becoming the first smartphone company in the United States to successfully connect to T-Mobile's standalone (SA) network with a commercial device.
It seems like some time ago that OnwardMobility announced that they would be releasing a BlackBerry-branded device some time in 20201. While we have had news of staff being hired, news of the impending phone has been zero.
In the United States, Samsung says that more than 93 percent of all recalled Galaxy Note7 devices have been returned. However, that still leaves 7 percent of users still refraining from returning their Note7 devices.
