$199 - 35% Bing Cash Back (search for "tmobile" at Bing.com, then click through ad) = $130.
There is also a limited time offer for a voice plan of 1000 minutes and unlimited nights/weekends at $39 per month. Unlimited data is $25 per month, and unlimited data and messaging is $35 per month. You can also choose to pay $5 per month for a bucket of 300 messages. Or, to get off SMS altogether, note that there is a Google Voice app for this Android operating system (eat that, iPhone!) to which you can migrate your SMS messaging for free.
Link (but remember to go through Bing before purchase, navigate to the product page, and look for the logo in the screen cap posted here)
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This is an historic moment, and I'm calling it: The demise of the iPhone, and the rise of Android, starts today.
Simply put, it's been a bad week for Apple: Google's CEO leaves Apple's board because they become formidable rivals starting this week; and Apple gets a pie in its face for rejecting the Google Voice app and inviting an inquiry from the FCC about its practices in cahoots with AT&T.
Message edited by: a-max on 2009-08-05 00:09:08 CDT
kamax said:hmmm can you deactivate the dataplan once you sign up for the contract? As far as I know, Tmobile has made it mandatory to have the data plan for the term of the contract. So, you cannot.
a-max said:This is an historic moment, and I'm calling it: The demise of the iPhone, and the rise of Android, starts today.A little dramatic, isn't it? More like, the day someone else finally got a little piece of the Apple pie.
The iPhone had a very slow start in Japan, but it is now spreading like wild-fire there. Google and its Android have missed an opportunity or maybe they are waiting to pounce, leveraging all of Apple's marketing of its similar foreign technology.
I received my MyTouch a few days ago! It is awesome. It has search by voice for google, applications and your contact list. Also free wifi calls over google voice to the US from anywhere in the world. Google voice dials from the regular cell phone key pad application!
as199676 said:I received my MyTouch a few days ago! It is awesome. It has search by voice for google, applications and your contact list. Also free wifi calls over google voice to the US from anywhere in the world. Google voice dials from the regular cell phone key pad application! How is the browser and music app?
mrredskin said:oh how VZW customers long for our own "ultimate" phone. No, env touch, you do not qualify. altho it's not really that bad.
Theres the 6900, aka HTC Touch... it doesn't have a little trackball, but I am running ANDROID on it with a custon 6.5 ROM and Its pretty close to being exactly like all of HTC's other phones... plus you get to choose weather to run WINMO or ANRDOID; whats not to like!!!
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