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T-Mobile already taking pre-orders for 5G versions of Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus and OnePlus 7T Pro


T-Mobile just joined the 5G run officially in the Stateside, as the company started taking up pre-orders for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus and OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren edition smartphones over their 5G connection. The carrier is all set to launch their newest low-band 5G network for over 200 million people across the United States this Friday and ahead of this official announcement from wireless network operator, we see these two models capable of operating over T-Mobile's 5G networks go live for pre-ordering.

 It is also said that T-Mobile's network won't be blazing as the higher frequency mm-wave 5G signals that Verizon offers in the country, but when compared to Verizon's grid, the latest T-Mobile 5G network will work flawlessly both indoors and and outdoors, having better coverage. The 5G supported T-Mobile OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren edition will you cost about $900 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus will set you back for $1300.

 Source: c|net

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is coming to United States as well



Alongside the official announcement of the Galaxy Note 4's availability in the United Kingdom, Samsung has also let us know, that the company will be taking it's pre-order for their brand new 2014 phablet flagship in the United States as well.

 So, starting today, 19th of September you can pre-order the handset officially from the manufacturer and the smartphones will be available beginning from 17th of October, next month. For carriers in the Stateside, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless and US Cellular will be responsible for selling their new bellwether Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in America, where else we also have online retailing giants including. Samsung Experience Shops in Best Buy, Amazon, Costco, Radio Shack, Sam’s Club, Target and Walmart with the new device on board. Other details with along pricing plans will be confirmed by telecommunication partners and specific retailers momentarily. Samsung even acknowledges that, they will be offering guaranteed total trade-in offer for up to 200 United States Dollars on any working smartphone, between the pre-ordering dates of September 19th to October 16th. Still no words on the Samsung made Galaxy Note Edge.

 "Samsung created the large screen smartphone category with the Galaxy Note and are on our fourth generation, a category others are just entering. The Galaxy Note 4 delivers a refined Note experience, and the latest technology that consumers want in their smartphone," said Gregory Lee, president and CEO of Samsung Telecommunications America and Samsung Electronics North America Headquarters.

 Source: Samsung

Sony Xperia Z1S on T-Mobile gets 4.4.4 KitKat update



Sony have been updating it's unlocked international Xperia Z1S smartphones since the past march to the latest 4.4 KitKat, but users with the phone on contract with T-Mobile was reportedly lagging behind with Android's version 4.3 Jelly Bean.

 But fortunately, T-Mobile have finally decided to update the smartphones to 4.4.4 KitKat, better late than never, where the company will be rolling out the software reform notification to users with the device, and then you'll need the Sony's PC Companion software and a computer to get the new firmware installed on your Xperia Z1S, as this is not an over-the-air update. The new upgrade will take you to build number, 14.4.B.0.37 and bringing all kinds of KitKat goodies.

 Source: GSMArena

Sony Xperia T3 also offered in United Kingdom now



After the phone maker from Japan deciding to bring their new smartphone to the Asian markets like Hong Kong and in India, followed by the North American region, Canada, the past week, the company has also began shipping the handset to the European continent as well, with United Kingdom to make it's debut of what we are talking about, the lately announced Sony manufactured Xperia T3.

 The new 5.3-inches phablet smartphone has already made it's way to the Great Britain's independent mobile phone retailing giant, Carphone Warehouse for a price starting from £22.50 ($38) per month on-contract with Vodafone UK, who's offering you 300 UK minutes on any network, unlimited UK texts and 250 megabytes of UK data. You can also bag the phone from the country's network operators including, EE, Orange, O2, T-Mobile and talkmobile. The device will be available in Black, Purple and White color options.

 Source: Carphone Warehouse
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