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Bo Vaughn
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Motorola Sholes Android phone headed for Verizon?

Jul 30th 2009 12:14PM on Engadget

Well, like I said, "sleek and sexy"...was the G1 any of those things?

Motorola Sholes Android phone headed for Verizon?

Jul 30th 2009 12:08PM on Engadget

I know, right? Again it happens. Verizon or AT&T get the sleek sexy phone and T-Mobile gets a dumbed down version for 12 yr. olds. What's wrong with T-Mobile?! Just because it's the 4th largest carrier doesn't mean it can't have nice phones.

T-Mobile announces HTC Touch Pro2 for August 12 availability

Jul 29th 2009 8:45AM on Engadget Mobile

I know! What's the deal with the color scheme and the raised buttons?! I'm on T-Mobile and this really disappoints me.

T-Mobile announces HTC Touch Pro2 for August 12 availability

Jul 29th 2009 5:32AM on Engadget

Black and brown never go together! Who at T-Mobile thought it was a good idea to do this color scheme? I hope they have other color combinations....

myTouch 3G hands-on (with video!)

Jul 21st 2009 11:56PM on Engadget

Watch T-mobile get all the crappy low-end android phones and AT&T and Sprint get all the great android phones...

Samsung Highlight comes to T-Mobile, we play with it

Jul 15th 2009 1:14AM on Engadget Mobile

150 dollars?! Not worth it!

iPhone 3GS announced: $199 16GB, $299 32GB, June 19th

Jun 8th 2009 3:08PM on Engadget

This was very dissapointing. Period.

Nokia's N97 unboxed on video -- somehow, someway

May 31st 2009 1:04PM on Engadget

It really is 70 minutes! Daaaang...

Video: Sony's PSP Go leaks out before E3, is obviously a go

May 30th 2009 12:53PM on Engadget

Those buttons are WAY too low!

Nokia Grouper, Mako, Snapper, and Thresher rolling deep on AT&T

May 24th 2009 8:50PM on Engadget

And I thought t-mobile was doing good this year...

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