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 $250 -- after the mail-in rebate and with a two-year plan, naturally.
T-Mobile says the iPhone 7 is already shattering sales records.
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“Pre-orders for Apple’s latest have already shattered sales records in the first four days, up more than x over the smash-hit iPhone 6. And Friday set a single sales record for any smartphone ever in T-Mobile US history.”
I guess the figures aren't in yet.
too much rich people on earth.. to waste hard earned money on these stupid Apple iPhone
Some wants simple phone without all the additional features that an Android can do. Don't blame them for loving simplicity. Most iPhone users I know only uses their phone for facebook, youtube, snapchat and instagram. Just like most Mac OSX users out there. They don't need advanced features and backward compatibility either.
My friend always says, "Let's keep those tech noob on apple platform so we don't have to deal with them" :)
Yeah, well simplicity works for me. I have had friends with multiple problems on their Android phones, them not being able to access the Play Store, failing to update their software, etc.
Very much affordable. Don't need to be rich. The complainers are just too cheap.
I have nothing against apple or iphone. But the only issue i have with iphones is that they are too expensive!!, And in 2 years time it will become obsolete. I will just spend my 700-1,000$ 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.
