T Mobile is a huge company that provides multi-national mobile phone network coverage. They also provide a TMobile phones range at highly competitive prices to meet any budget and for that matter - any need too.
The spectrum of cell phone providers on offer via TMobile covers the likes of LG, Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and more, which provides the user with a superb choice base.
The mobile phone market in the UK is becoming incredibly competitive with only a few very large companies able to survive. TMobile having joined forces very recently with Orange - one of its previous competitors - to take a customer haul of some 28.4 million, which is a colossal amount of mobile phone users.
With a further deal in the pipeline for a little later in the year between Deutsche Telekom's TMobile and the French division of Orange then sales will top $13.5 billion. Would you feel this is good news for the consumer? Thoughts of the word "monopoly" come to mind which means inevitable job losses and less choice for the consumer.
Good news I wonder? The word "monopoly" comes to mind thus providing the customer less over all choice and added to this job losses are a certainty as the lower profiting shops are sold off.
Further to this recent news, T Mobile is tinkering with the idea of making a multi-billion dollar bid for the third largest US telecoms carrier - Sprint Nextel, which currently has a market value of $10.6 billion. Watch out for further news on this in the coming weeks.
Right, to change the subject somewhat. Within the past few weeks TMobile UK made an announcement that the Android smartphone called Pulse is available to its customers.
Now onto something a bit different. Just the other day, T Mobile UK announced the Pulse, the Android smartphone that has a pay as you go set up.
With a price tag of 180 pounds sterling UK which equates to $286 US and available exclusively to T Mobile, it has the largest screen of any Android set at 3.5 inches, which is HVGA touchscreen, and can also be trackball operated. Further, it has a 3.2 megapixel camera with TeleNav GPS system.
It possesses a 3.2 megapixel camera with a TeleNav GPS system. The chipset is Qualcomm's MSM7200A.The memory is 2GB in size and there is an SD card slot for your cabling. Total weight is 130g.
As mentioned, Google the search engine giant are the producers of the Android phone sets and have allowed TMobile to exclusive rights for the Android Pulse phone. However, just around the corner there are other Android phones to be made available and these will be offered via other cell phone service providers and not just TMobile.
The spectrum of cell phone providers on offer via TMobile covers the likes of LG, Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and more, which provides the user with a superb choice base.
The mobile phone market in the UK is becoming incredibly competitive with only a few very large companies able to survive. TMobile having joined forces very recently with Orange - one of its previous competitors - to take a customer haul of some 28.4 million, which is a colossal amount of mobile phone users.
With a further deal in the pipeline for a little later in the year between Deutsche Telekom's TMobile and the French division of Orange then sales will top $13.5 billion. Would you feel this is good news for the consumer? Thoughts of the word "monopoly" come to mind which means inevitable job losses and less choice for the consumer.
Good news I wonder? The word "monopoly" comes to mind thus providing the customer less over all choice and added to this job losses are a certainty as the lower profiting shops are sold off.
Further to this recent news, T Mobile is tinkering with the idea of making a multi-billion dollar bid for the third largest US telecoms carrier - Sprint Nextel, which currently has a market value of $10.6 billion. Watch out for further news on this in the coming weeks.
Right, to change the subject somewhat. Within the past few weeks TMobile UK made an announcement that the Android smartphone called Pulse is available to its customers.
Now onto something a bit different. Just the other day, T Mobile UK announced the Pulse, the Android smartphone that has a pay as you go set up.
With a price tag of 180 pounds sterling UK which equates to $286 US and available exclusively to T Mobile, it has the largest screen of any Android set at 3.5 inches, which is HVGA touchscreen, and can also be trackball operated. Further, it has a 3.2 megapixel camera with TeleNav GPS system.
It possesses a 3.2 megapixel camera with a TeleNav GPS system. The chipset is Qualcomm's MSM7200A.The memory is 2GB in size and there is an SD card slot for your cabling. Total weight is 130g.
As mentioned, Google the search engine giant are the producers of the Android phone sets and have allowed TMobile to exclusive rights for the Android Pulse phone. However, just around the corner there are other Android phones to be made available and these will be offered via other cell phone service providers and not just TMobile.
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