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T-Mobile starts punting free Android phones on £10.21 monthly contracts CNET UK You do get a free flexible booster, however, which lets you choose between unlimited texts, unlimited calls to landlines or other T-Mobile phones or more data (although the difference between this and the free fair-use policy is very opaque). ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile phones Review Android 3.0 review TechRadar UK Tseng had an Android prototype phone he let us view over his shoulder. Android 3.0 is an open source project helmed by Google. From all reports, the company doesn't make a great income from the operating system and plans to derive revenue the way they ... See all stories on this topic » TechRadar UK

Simple Mobile: A GSM MVNO you might not have heard CNET (blog) This MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) runs on T-Mobile's network, meaning it uses T-Mobile's existing infrastructure for its service. Simple Mobile offers no phones of its own and relies on its customers to come up with their own hardware. ... See all stories on this topic »

Clearwire Shelves Rollout of Its Own Branded Smartphones Bloomberg (CLWR), the money-losing wireless broadband provider, has canceled plans to sell its own Clear-branded mobile phones after delaying their introduction last year. The Kirkland, Washington-based company will rely instead on handsets used by partner ... See all stories on this topic »

Smart ways to cut cellphone bills Sun-Sentinel Virgin Mobile, Boost Mobile, T-Mobile and other carriers companies offer prepaid plans that allow you to pay for only what you need. A recent Nielsen survey revealed consumers are using cell phones to text more often than make calls. ... See all stories on this topic »

Sharp End: Nokia and Microsoft tie-up and Orange benefits Mobile News The big news of the mobile industry over the last couple of weeks is the announcement by Nokia and Microsoft of their new joint venture. Although Nokia is still the world's biggest manufacturer of mobile phones, its market share has taken a hammering ... See all stories on this topic »

After merger, AT&T plus T-Mobile equals AT&T-Mobile The Massachusetts Daily Collegian According to the study, 85 percent of Americans over the age of 18 own cell phones. While all of these cell phone owners may be dispersed among different cell phone carriers, the merger of T-Mobile and AT&T is relevant to all of us. ... See all stories on this topic » The Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Big bucks: Putting a price on consumers CTV.ca "Individual traveler tracking programs and electronic distribution direct to mobile phones and desktops is what really allows them to create individual customer values," said Robert Mann, an airline industry consultant. When Air Canada spun out its ... See all stories on this topic »

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