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Nov 21, 2009
FRANKFURT, Nov 21 (Reuters) - German mobile operator O2plans to end its roaming agreement with Deutsche Telekom(DTEGn.DE) unit T-mobile at year end, O2's German head told aGerman newspaper.
"We now have a very strong network and will terminate thenational roaming agreement ...Read More
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Nov 19, 2009
Your free phone cost you at least $240. T-Mobile wants you to know that. But is anybody listening?
Cell-phone companies have dropped phones into American hands largely by lying about prices. It's a devil's bargain, but one that most people are ...Read More
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Nov 18, 2009
Has Nokia finally figured out the formula for a successful Internet tablet-gadget-thing? We're about to find out, because Nokia just announced that the Maemo-powered Nokia N900 is now on sale in the U.S. and shipping to customers who pre-ordered the ...Read More
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Nov 18, 2009
WASHINGTON - Union officials in the United States are teaming up with their German counterparts in a bid to organize workers at wireless carrier T-Mobile USA.
Leaders at the Communications Workers of America said Wednesday that the new arrangement with German ...Read More
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Nov 17, 2009
LONDON (AP) Communications company T-Mobile acknowledged Tuesday that its clients' personal information had been leaked to others - and millions of customer records could be involved, according to Britain's information watchdog.
Information Commissioner Christopher Graham said the records were sold ...Read More
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Nov 17, 2009
LONDON - Communications company T-Mobile acknowledged Tuesday that its clients' personal information had been leaked to others — and millions of customer records could be involved, according to Britain's information watchdog.
Information Commissioner Christopher Graham said the records were sold to ...Read More
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Nov 17, 2009
T-Mobile on Tuesday confirmed that it has resumed selling Sidekick, more than a month after a server failure with Microsoft's Danger subsidiary caused a massive Sidekick data outage and major public relations headache for T-Mobile. According to T-Mobile, both of ...Read More
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Nov 17, 2009
T-Mobile has begun selling Sidekicks again - this time, at somewhat lower pricing - a little over a month after a massive server failure at Microsoft's Danger subsidiary caused users of the phone to lose contact information, photos, and other ...Read More
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Nov 17, 2009
NEW YORK - T-Mobile USA resumed selling Sidekick phones Tuesday, more than a month after a server meltdown at Microsoft Corp. caused contact numbers, pictures and other personal information to disappear from many of the phones.
In the intervening time, Microsoft ...Read More
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Nov 17, 2009
(AP) -- T-Mobile USA resumed selling Sidekick phones Tuesday, more than a month after a server meltdown at Microsoft Corp. caused contact numbers, pictures and other personal information to disappear from many of the phones.
In the intervening time, Microsoft managed ...Read More