It’s understandable why T-Mobile wants customers to choose its assortment of Android and Windows Phone devices over bringing in an unlocked iPhone. The carrier would much rather sell phones and service instead of just voice and data plans. T-Mobile’s latest attempt to convince customers to choose 4G devices involves teaching its employees how to leverage more »

Sprint and AT&T recently announced how it’s going to help the tens of thousands of people that will visit downtown Indianapolis for the Super Bowl. It’s no surprise to find out Verizon, the biggest of the national carriers, is planning its own series of upgrades and improvements inside and around Lucas Oil Stadium.

Verizon Wireless has come forward with the latest details in terms of their 4G LTE network roll-out. And nicely done, the next phase of the expansion is set to take place today — January 19th. According to the details coming from Verizon, the 4G LTE network will come available in five new markets and also more »

We had been thinking US Cellular would have already had some of their 4G LTE network already in place, it now looks like that time is “almost here.” The details are coming by way of the official Twitter account for US Cellular where the break the news down as follows; “4G LTE is almost here! more »

Today Sprint announced its plans to develop its own 4G LTE network. By the time 2013 is over, Sprint expects to blanket 250 million customers in the United States with its form of 4G LTE goodness. In 2012, Sprint expects to begin its LTE reach by gaining access to more than 120 markets in the United States. 15 LTE devices such as phones, data cards and handsets will start being sold in the middle 2012 as well.

AT&T’s 4G LTE network has gone live in the United States. It’s just a shame most of you won’t notice. You see, 4G LTE is only lit up in five major U.S. cities. San Antonio, Dallas- Fort Worth, Houston, Atlanta and Chicago are the only cities that have LTE service at this time. It’s a slow start, but it’s a start nonetheless. Verizon is still sitting pretty as the network with the most LTE coverage in the country.

Despite the recent announcements of AT&T buying T-Mobile the latter company won’t just stop making improvements. To help kick off CTIA T-Mobile has announced that it will be doubling it’s 4G data speed. The speed increase means that T-Mobile’s 4G network will theoretically be able to reach 42 Mbps. The first markets to get the more »

Coming by way of the earlier T-Mobile myTouch smartphone announcement, we also have word of expansion in terms of the HSPA+ network. According to the details found in the press release, the HSPA+ network has gone live in Biloxi and Gulfport, Mississippi, Denver, Colorado, Huntsville, Alabama, Knoxville, Tennessee, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Norfolk, Virginia, Omaha, more »

Up until now we have seen a decent amount of images of the BlackBerry slider, as well as a rumor that it was going to become available with Sprint. And now the latest in the BlackBerry Slider story is suggesting that it will be available as of next month. Oh, and it also seems as more »

More information regarding that mysterious BlackBerry slider seems to be coming out. The details are coming courtesy of the Boy Genius Report who claim to have received word from one of their “solid connects.” That said, this information does seem believable, but should still be placed in the rumor category. Anyway, on with the rumored more »