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T-Mobiles satisfying your needs

admin — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:46:08 +0000

Recently, I lost my job, so I had to cut my expenses as much as I could. However, there are things easier to cut than others, and for me, it wasn’t easy to reduce my cell phone use. So I called T-Mobile, my phone company, hoping they help me to save some money in my phone bills. And they did exactly that.

I know, in this economy, I was not the first one who called his phone company asking for a discount. However, I am very pleased with the way T-Mobile immediately found a plan that let me save around forty and fifty dollars per month. Probably, they only want to avoid losing other clients because of the economy, but whit me, they completely succeed.

If you are looking for a cell phone, probably you are amazed with all the new models and applications. There are T-Mobile discount voucher available on a lot of cool phones. However, take a moment to think about the companies that are behind the phone service. I found in T-Mobile a great store, with a lot of cool models, but also I found a great service, a company ready to provide me what I need. That gives the phone you buy a lot of more value.

Samsung Reclaim

admin — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:24:45 +0000

Public consciousness lately has been very focused on ‘living green’, and so green gadgets have been becoming more popular. From televisions to cameras, this label has been applied to all kinds of electronics, promising a device that uses less power, and made of recyclable materials. The first to apply this to a cellphone was T-Mobile, with the Motorola Renew W233. Flaunting a long battery life, and plastic parts made of recycled plastic materials. Now it’s Samsung’s turn with the new Reclaim SPH-M560, also made of recycled plastic and even packaged in a recycled paper box. They go so far as to use soy-based ink in the user manual.

Though, Samsung improves on the idea by adding a full QWERTY keyboard in a sleek, slider design. It’s quite compact, at only .56 inches deep, and weighing only 3.5 ounces. It features a 320×240 resolution screen, and a shortcut button for speakerphone. It also has a 2 megapixel camera, which offers pictures in five resolutions and three quality settings. And as for the battery life, it has 6 hours of talk time, but has been tested at 7 hours and 29 minutes. Following their ‘green’ theme, it has also passed radiation tests by the FCC at a digital SAR of 1.16 watts per kilogram.

The Reclaim is available for $49.99 with activation of a two-year contract.

Samsung Rogue for Verizon Wireless

admin — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:25:41 +0000

Samsung hasn’t had the best track record with touch-screen phones, but the Rogue for Verizon Wireless is set to change all that. You get the best of both worlds with it’s touch-screen, keyboard combo, accompanied by a vibrant AMOLED display. There is an HTML browser with Flash Lite support, EV-DO Rev. A, GPS, which supports Verizon’s V Case broadband services, like V Cast Video for streaming videos from a variety of providers. Keep in touch with one of many messengers, including AIM, Windows Live Messenger, and Yahoo. There is also support for mobile Web e-mail and corporate e-mail.

As for hardware, it has a 3.5mm headphone jack, 3.0 megapixel camera with flash and self-portrait mirror. External shortcut keys for screen lock, voice command, and speakerphone makes for quick control. All packaged in a sleek design that measures 4.29 “ long by 2.17 wide, and only .65 inches deep.

The Rogue is available for $99.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and with two-year contract activation. You will need to pair it with one of Verizon’s data plans, either $9.99 for 25MB or $19.99 for 75MB a month.