RadioShack and T-Mobile today jointly announced that the former has entered into an agreement to sell T-Mobile cell phones and services, across over 4,000 RadioShack outlets in the US and Puerto Rico.
This, T-Mobile says, will nearly double its already massive US presence. The deal will commence in summer. This automatically means that, RadioShack will be offering, among other phones, T-Mobile’s myTouch 3G Android smartphone as well. Pretty cool, na?
Mobile world seems to be steadily filling up with watch phones these days. While the LG GD910 watch phone is soon coming to Europe next month, Samsung is busy promoting its own S9110 device (did you notice the strange similarity in the numbers, by any chance?). The S9110, which Samsung claims is the slimmest watch phone so far, is only 11.98mm thick. The LG GD910 is 13.9mm thick.
The Samsung S9110, which the company introduced at a press release, comes with GSM dualband network, 1.76” touchscreen display, Bluetooth and speakerphone. This device, though, lacks 3G. The S9110 will retail at about 450 EUR, which is about $639. The S9110 will be introduced in France this month.
We have been bringing you regular updates on the Boost Mobile Motorola i465 Clutch phone. The latest on this device is that this phone’s coming to mobile town in a new shade, “Graphite”. This looks very different from your standard maroon shade.
For those who came in late, the i465 Clutch is Motorola’s very first QWERTY iDEN phone, which launches with Boost next Tuesday. It will be available for $129.99, without any commitment or agreement of any kind. That’s not too bad, what?
We had told you about the Israeli handset, Modu, a few days back. Now, it is shortly getting released. For those not in the know, Modu has been planning a wee little handset which could also work with a range of peripherals, as per the user’s requirements. The cute Modu teaser below will give you the exact ideal about the device.
The best thing about the core Modu product is that it is extremely user-friendly, having no extra frills or complicating the entire system. Of course, there is the lack of a number pad or touch input. The tiny size also makes this handset a bit difficult to use, especially for those who are looking at bigger devices. The graphics of the present product are also pretty primeval, so we’re hoping they improve on that too.
Modu will retail at Cellcom for $130, which is also refunded to you if you answer a questionnaire. Not bad, huh? So who’s interested in giving it a try? Watch the teaser below and tell us what you think.
