MyTouch 3G Buzz

Posted October 23rd, 2009 by admin Categories: Iphone NewsComments: Add a comment  A T-Mobile advertisement for an app for Android mobile devices actually boosted sales of a similar iPhone application with the same function. In the latest ad for the myTouch 3G, Dana Carvey is shown writing “call me” using an application that simulates steam on glass that can be wiped away. After the add aired, iFog [ App Store , $0.99], an iPhone application that does the same thing, saw a spike in sale

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T-Mobile Ad Indirectly Boosts Sales Of iPhone App

It wasn’t until the HTC Hero, the company’s 3rd Android Phone, that they launched their custom Android build called HTC Sense. That goes without saying the HTC Dream/G1 and HTC Magic/MyTouch were stock, plain old vanilla Android (which I tend to enjoy by itself). But if you’ve got one of HTC’s first two Androids and crave HTC sense.

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HTC Magic Getting HTC Sense

This is interesting…There is this T-Mobile ad that showed an Android app for myTouch 3G instrument where Dana Carvey is shown writing ‘call me’ using an app that simulates steam on the glass and then it can be wiped. Remember iFog iPhone app? Well this app does the same thing and the developers of this app said that they saw  a spike in sales, thanks to T-Mobile ad

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T-Mobile ad for an app for Android mobile devices actually boosted sales of a similar iPhone app with the same function

Fender fans rejoice! T-Mobile has unveiled a limited edition myTouch 3G that has a woodgrain-inspired design and a pre-loaded 16GB microSD card. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced

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T-Mobile Unveils myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition

When you combine powerful forums like xda-developers with Hackers and Developers the results can be amazing.  Such is the case for the latest escapade, a myTouch 3G running the MOTOBLUR UI straight from the CLIQ’s ROM.  It should be noted that while the ROM’s for the Motorola CLIQ work on the myTouch 3G, the device is quite laggy but at the same time calling, SMS and data all work perfectly so it is a bit of a Catch 22. For more details on how all of this was possible and a second video click th

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Video: Port MOTOBLUR to your myTouch 3G

Google’s Android OS is featured on three of the five devices making up T-Mobile’s holiday lineup. Previously introduced but not yet available, they’re the Cliq, the Behold II and a special Fender version of the myTouch.

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T-Mobile Holiday Lineup Includes 3 Android Smartphones

Remember the Nokia 3710 fold that had just passed FCC few weeks ago?, Well now  T-Mobile and Nokia has announced a new version of it, the new Nokia 3711.  Definitely, T-Mobile is going to launch a bunch of new phones this year

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Nokia 3711 also coming to T-Mobile

We’d just assumed that T-Mobile would’ve written off the myTouch 3G and moved on to other Android-powered endeavors before outright re-engineering the thing, so color us shocked to find out that the carrier has gone back and added a desperately-desired feature read more

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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition adds 3.5mm jack, fake…

Not long after unveiling the Samsung Behold II , T-Mobile USA has now announced more new phones from its holiday lineup: T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition, T-Mobile Tap, Nokia 3711 and Motorola Cliq (well, we already knew that the Cliq is coming). The T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition is presented as being perfect for music lovers. This myTouch 3G remake has “a guitar-inspired wood-grain finish” and features a 3.5mm headset jack, as well as a 16GB memory card

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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender, T-Mobile Tap and Nokia 3711 announced

One would have assumed that T-Mobile would have moved on from their myTouch 3G smartphone and worked on other Android platform packing handsets for future presentation but apparently you’d be wrong, as T-Mobile has taken another look at the myTouch 3G. According to an article on businesswire , T-Mobile has now added a 3.5mm jack to a new version of the myTouch 3G for later this year, and is actually being released as a special edition in conjunction with guitar experts Fender. Thus l

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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition coming soon