T-Mobile: Who Needs The iPhone When You Have Android

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Late last night T-Mobile released a statement to address customers about their current iPhone situation. Unless you live under a rock you should know that every major carrier has the iPhone – sans T-Mobile. While the telecommunications giant would welcome the device with open arms, they are currently pushing consumers towards other amazing smartphones such as the HTC Amaze 4G and Samsung Galaxy S II.
T-Mobile readers, would an iPhone on your network entice you to make the jump away from Android? Or are devices like the HTC Amaze 4G, Samsung Galaxy S II, or quite possibly the Galaxy Nexus just to good to pass up? The full statement can be found after the break, and don’t forget to check out our T-Mobile SGSII review.

T-Mobile USA 4G Smartphones
T-Mobile thinks the iPhone is a good device and we’ve expressed our interest to Apple to offer it to our customers. Ultimately, it is Apple’s decision. The issue remains that Apple has not developed a version of the iPhone with technology that works on our fast 3G and 4G networks. We believe a capable version of the iPhone for our 3G and 4G networks would offer an additional compelling option for our customers on a fast 4G network. However, the iPhone is not the only option to experience the benefit that smartphones offer.
T-Mobile’s 4G smartphones stack up against competitive smartphones in terms of functionality, speed, features offered and overall experience – including the iPhone 4S. Reports continue of iPhones not operating well on some carrier networks, while our latest 4G smartphones offer many advantages vs. the iPhone 4S:

• Capable of faster speeds
• Bigger screens
• Compelling service pricing
• More advanced camera on the HTC Amaze 4G
• More choice

We firmly believe that T-Mobile’s portfolio will give any iPhone a run for its money. We offer the increased processing power and faster 4G speeds achieved by our fastest smartphones, the most advanced camera of any smartphone on the HTC Amaze 4G, and our industry-leading 4.52” super AMOLED display offered on the Samsung Galaxy S II. With our portfolio of Android, Windows, and BlackBerry smartphones, fast 4G network, and competitively priced worry-free unlimited talk, text, and data plans, we believe it’s a great time to be a T-Mobile customer.
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Via: AndroidGuys

 

[brad92]

I wish the SGS2 was on Verizon...

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[rubiksc00p]

Aww... I miss the days a Verizon like this! Now they really can't compete with the iPhone because they carry it now...

Swyped and sent through the interwebz to you!

 

[Chizzele]

If only they had better reception i would kiss big red goodbye...

 

[WoZzY]

If only they had better reception i would kiss big red goodbye...

I here that bro I would love to ditch my 130$ bill a month

 

[Chizzele]

I here that bro I would love to ditch my 130$ bill a month

Well, i'm at $105 out the door and still wouldn't mind cutting it down but not for the price of quality, i had Nextel/Sprint, T-Mobile, (ATT wife's iPhone) and none of them is a match for big red call quality. I use my phone to talk to clients, emails and more and lesser quality wont cut it.