Otterbox Defender Series Hybrid Case & Holster for iPhone 4 & 4S – Retail Packaging – Black
Otterbox Defender Series Hybrid Case & Holster for iPhone 4 & 4S - Retail Packaging - Black
- Compatible with both the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S
- Three layers of protection
- Complete interaction of the device's functions
- Ratcheting belt clip holster included
- Clear protective membrane on touch screen
Categories: Tmobile Tags: Black, Case, Defender, Holster, Hybrid, iPhone, OtterBox, Packaging, Retail, Series
Evo 4g vs. iPhone 4
Evo 4g vs. iPhone 4
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T-Mobile MMS Settings for iPhone 3G / 3Gs on OS 4.0 (as of 4/19/10)
Follow these steps for the MMS to work on your iphone for t-mobile network. Works for 3g /3gs on OS 4.0 Cellular data APN: wap.voicestream.com User: Password: MMS Settings APN: wap.voicestream.com USER: PASS: MMSC: mms.MSG.eng.t-mobile.com MMS Proxy: 216.155.165.50:8080 Max: 2400000 UA Prof URL: www.apple.com ================== “epc.tmobile.com” will also work for the APN though. NOTE: that both APN need to be the same, so you can’t have wap.voicestream.com for the first and epc.tmobile.com for the other.
Categories: Tmobile.com Tags: 4/19/10, iPhone, Settings, TMobile
@PrettyGirlReesa Yeah, Samsung makes the best Android Phones. Better than iPhone. Cool Choice! I have a Samsung myself. Let’s Go Samsung!!
@PrettyGirlReesa Yeah, Samsung makes the best Android Phones. Better than iPhone. Cool Choice! I have a Samsung myself. Let’s Go Samsung!! – by kennyyk (Kenny Kimura)
Categories: Best Android Phones Tags: @PrettyGirlReesa, Android, Best, Better, Choice, Cool, iPhone, Let's, makes, myself, Phones, Samsung, than, Yeah
T-Mobile launches VoIP services for iPhone
Article by Erum
“An updated Bobsled VoIP app can be used by android, iPhone and iPad users for free phone calling” “T-Mobile is offering a calling service for iPhone and iPad users, even though it doesn’t sell those devices”
“The operator is expanding its free voice-over-IP service, called Bobsled, to iPhones, iPads and Android phones. Users with the app can make calls to mobile or landline phones in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico without incurring charges. Users can make the calls over cellular data networks, which typically charge for the data usage, or over Wi-Fi, which could be free”
“The new services are an expansion of the Bobsled service that T-Mobile first launched early last year. Initially, it let people make calls only to Facebook friends from PCs. In October, it began letting people make calls from Facebook to mobile devices and make calls from PCs to U.S. mobile and landline phones”
“T-Mobile is also separately launching a Bobsled Messaging app on Tuesday for Android phones, with plans to also offer it for iPhones and iPads later this year. That app lets users send group text and multimedia messages” “Key to both apps is that they are tied to a user’s mobile phone number. That means a user can download Bobsled Messaging on their Android tablet and tie the app to their mobile phone number, so that when they send a message, the recipient will see that the message is coming from the sender’s regular phone number” “Users will find some benefits to downloading the app on multiple devices. For example, a user can read conversations on their tablet that were started on the phone. They’ll also be able to access their contacts list from the app on both devices”
“In the future, T-Mobile plans to start issuing phone numbers along with Bobsled. That means someone with a Wi-Fi-only iPad, for example, could attach a phone number to the tablet that friends would recognize when the user made calls and sent messages from Bobsled”
“T-Mobile has a number of reasons for wanting to get into the VoIP business, said Brad Duea, senior vice president of marketing for T-Mobile. VoIP traffic is only expected to grow, he said. “It might cannibalize some revenue, but we think it’s a much greater opportunity. We don’t have a fixed-line business to protect. So we’re saying, ‘cut the cord, here how we can empower you”
“Some other mobile service providers that have landline businesses are often less keen to promote VoIP because it competes with traditional landline phone service”
“For now, T-Mobile isn’t saying much about how it will make money from the service. It plans to bring some new business models to the market, including ad-supported services and contextual advertising, he said. The company will talk more about that in a couple of months”
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TK-421 iPhone Case with Flip-Out Keyboard – iPhone 4
TK-421 iPhone Case with Flip-Out Keyboard - iPhone 4
- Give your iPhone a real flip-out tactile keyboard
- Keyboard flips out for use, then flips back in when done
- Works with any iPhone app such as e-mail, web browsing, notes, and calendar