T-Mobile USA launches web2go content stack and plans, sounds more like web'n'walk than ever

In the UK, T-Mobile-speak for web content on your phone is "web'n'walk." Historically, the branding hasn't been used in the US -- but they are getting closer now with the launch of "web2go." The new Web browsing experience (T-Mobile's language, not ours) incorporates an all-new content stack that features a customizable home page and access to a My Downloads feature that'll allow certain apps and media to be moved between phones when you upgrade (frickin' finally). T-Mobile's also using the opportunity to launch new unlimited data bundles that include data and messaging in a single package. The whole shebang dovetails nicely with T-Mobile's recent olive branch to developers to help them get apps on the deck, and since web2go's available on just about every phone the carrier sells, mom-and-pop software shops suddenly have a nice, beefy audience to peddle their wares.

[(Unverified) Posted Nov 20th 2008 7:32PM]

it bout time it sound good

[(Unverified) Posted Nov 21st 2008 12:11AM]

Now get 3g fully operational and i'm sold lol

[crichton007 Posted Nov 21st 2008 12:23AM]

I'm still a little confused. Does this mean that T-Mo phones will now allow outide apps like Opera Mini, Java GMail, etc.?

[(Unverified) Posted Nov 21st 2008 4:47PM]

If I have a sidekick with unlimited, am I going to be able to cancel Tmobile without penalty?