Engadget - T-Mobile is getting ready for another BlackBerry-flavored spark -- the Torch 9810 is now up for pre-order for the carrier's business customers. The 3.2-inch slider will be bringing its full QWERTY keyboard, 4G, 1.2GHz processor and BlackBerry OS 7 to T-Mobile stores on November 9th for $250 -- after the mail-in rebate and with a two-year plan, naturally.
T-Mobile says the iPhone 7 is already shattering sales records.
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“Pre-orders for Apple’s latest have already shattered sales records in the first four days, up more than x over the smash-hit iPhone 6. And Friday set a single sales record for any smartphone ever in T-Mobile US history.”
I guess the figures aren't in yet.
too much rich people on earth.. to waste hard earned money on these stupid Apple iPhone
I have nothing against apple or iphone. But the only issue i have with iphones is that they are too expensive!!, And in 2 years time it will become obsolete. I will just spend my 700-1,000$ on a good laptop or Desktop. If your rich then fair enough. Iphones are not cheap. Android phones are affordable and can also do all the stuff iphone can
T-Mobile revealed their newly drafted Wireless Customer Bill of Rights which they urge every carrier to adhere to. The company urge fans to use #TweetJohn so they can graffiti all around Verizon and AT&T headquarters.
If you’re planning to purchase a BlackBerry Priv in the US then, you can do so by either purchasing an AT&T-carrier enabled BlackBerry Priv from AT&T or alternatively, by purchasing an unlocked version of the smartphone from the BlackBerry or Walmart store. However, T-Mobile is soon going to launch its own carrier-locked BlackBerry Priv via magenta carrier on January 26.