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T-Mobile’s New Prepaid Samsung Phone
Posted by admin in t-mobile prepaid on February 8, 2010
T-Mobile has some prepaid phones that are very affordable and offer pretty good functionality. The company also has some really cheap, low-end phones.
It makes sense for T-Mobile prepaid to have this kind of handset available to its customers because pay as you go customers are generally looking for one thing–they want to save money.
T-Mobile has added a new prepaid phone to its lineup. It is the very basic yet functional Samsung T139. This is not a very exciting release per se, but it is another affordable phone for T-Mobile prepaid users to think about.
Other recent releases are Samsung T949 and T669.
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Find the best deals on Straight Talk phones and plans at Wal-Mart.com
T-Mobile Prepaid Blackberry Plans Released
Posted by admin in t-mobile prepaid on November 19, 2009
T-Mobile will allow the popular smartphone Blackberry to be used as a prepaid phone on its service plans. This move to a prepaid Blackberry by T-Mobile comes a few days before the holiday season kicks off. You might call it perfect timing, especially in an economy where prepaid is starting to look really good and the competition in that space is quite tough.
FierceWireless reports that the “T-Mobile Complete” package gives subscribers the choice between various handsets, with a price that includes the first month of service. The lowest priced handset is just under $60.
These unlimited “no-contract” service plans will start at $50 per month and range up to $79. Some of the phones T-Mobile customers will be able to choose from include Blackberry Curve 8520, Samsung Gravity, and the Samsung t229.
The phone handsets are not that cheap–not that you would expect to get a bargain basement deal on a Blackberry. Blackberry Curve 8530 retails at $299 (which you have to add to the monthly fee for the plan you choose to get a real feel for what this plan will cost you).
T-Mobile has slowly been focusing more on the prepaid sector of the market and has seemed to methodically moving with a new cohesive game plan. A few months ago, the wireless provider released one new unlimited prepaid phone plan called “Even More Plus.”
Even More Plus provides subscribers (who pay the no-contract monthly fee) with unlimited voice, text, and web browsing for around $80 per month. For about twenty bucks less, T-Mobile users can opt out of the unlimited web browsing feature and just have the talk and voice options.
It was interesting to see the details of this new prepaid plan because it is not as competitive as people would have hoped. Sure, T-Mobile has what you might call a loud voice in the cell phone industry and can easily get its message out to a lot of people which is part of the game, but still, with competition from Straight Talk (TracFone’s value prepaid brand with a $45 Unlimited plan that runs on Verizon’s MVNO) you would expect something a little more aggressive.
If you are a prepaid user that wants a prepaid Blackberry, it’s your lucky day. You can buy the T-Mobile Complete package at Best Buy and Wal-Mart.
T-Mobile’s New Cell Phone Releases
Posted by admin in t-mobile prepaid on October 30, 2009
The new holiday lineup for T-Mobile includes the following phones.
Google Android MyTouch 3G
Samsung Behold II
Motorola Cliq, of course
T-Mobile Tap
Nokia 3711
The new BlackBerry Curve 8520 is available in white.
The Nokia 3711, one of the new ones this year is your basic clamshell phone, but it supports T-Mobile’s 3G network and Web2Go, the web access and browsing component. It also boasts a 2 MP camera.
T-Mobile Tap is for people who live online and need to be connected while on the go. If you want easy access to all kinds of apps, this phone is for you.
This is not a bad lineup for T-Mobile, which also made some headlines recently due to the news about T-Mobile’s “Project Dark,” which is seen as a threat or at least a competitor in the prepaid phone market.
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