It looks like T-Mobile has finally got rid of contracts for wireless customers to make the wireless carrier more competitive. T-Mobile’s Web site shows an unlimited talk, text, and Web option that includes up to 500MB of high-speed data for a single phone for $50 a month. The price rises as the data level increases for example 2GB for $60, and 4GB for $70. As far as the phone itself, T-Mobile will allow customers to pay for the phone in payments or outright.
BlackBerry Z10 Is Officially On Sale At AT&T
BlackBerry’s looking to make a comeback, & the Z10 is the first example of that. For $199, you can get the latest BlackBerry that finally rivals the iPhone & Android phones(in Design At least). It brings new features to BBM, has some intuitive camera functions, more than 100,000 apps in BlackBerry World & what some have called the best software keyboard on any phone. Grab it in the link after the jump!!!
Guess WHAT Popular Device Is Now Available For Android?!
After being iOS only for quite a while, Jawbone has finally released the Up app for Android devices. The free app works in conjunction with the $130 wristband that tracks your steps, foods, calories, sleep, etc. You can read more about it after the jump.
Would You Buy This NEW Asus Product?
This week, ASUS unveiled the SDRW-08U5S-U external DVD writer, a highly portable optical drive with the thinnest form factor in its class at just 13mm. Its design includes a built-in hidden stand that saves space and reduces clutter while enabling dual-stance horizontal and vertical placement. For data protection, ASUS integrates multiple security measures, with password controls and encryption alongside encoded file name functionality. The SDRW-08U5S-U ships in Mellow Metallic, Dusty Rose, and Bright Berry color options.
Apple’s New Patent Protects Your Phone From WHAT?!?
Apple has just received a patent for a protective mechanism for an electronic device. The patent is for a mechanism that will change the position of the falling phone in mid fall so it doesn’t damage the glass screen. A sensor within the device should send a signal to determine when it should activate the mechanism.
