T-Mobile news from FierceCIO

With Sprint and T-Mobile both members of Google's Open Handset Alliance, the other two tier one U.S. Read more...

Will Google's Android prove to be the wireless industry game changer that everyone seems to think it'll be? Read more...

What's a Ming? Why, it's a Linux-based phone from Motorola (what, they don't call it the MOTO LNXR?). In case you hadn't previously heard of them, Read more...

Unlike many other countries, the United States has few retail outlets dedicated to handsets, as phones are generally sold through the wireless carriers. Sure, Apple sells its iPhone direct to Read more...

Move over Motorola RAZR, there's a new terribly-named phone in town. You're looking at the Samsung Katalyst (seriously, how do they come up with these?), which just landed on T-Mobile's network. Read more...

Not too long after rolling out a replacement program for faulty Motorola-manufactured Sidekick Read more...

USA Today is running an article today entitled "AT&T flings cellphone network wide open"--even though the carrier has made no policy change about the openness of its network. AT&T Mobility Read more...

> Nokia launches a 3G phone on T-Mobile...so...where's the network? Article> Standardizing Read more...

Well, that was fast. Just three weeks ago, T-Mobile Germany started selling an unlocked iPhone for the low, Read more...

Liberté, égalité, fraternité: it's the official motto of the French republic and it apparently extends to even that nation's wireless industry. Read more...