Tag archive: myTouch

T-Mobile—a.k.a the only major U.S. carrier without an iPhone—has taken the wraps off its entry-level myTouch and myTouch Q Android phones, looking to appeal to customers moving to their first smartphones. The myTouch and myTouch Q run Android 2.3 and are designed to be easy to set up and get going as soon as customers open the box. The myTouch sports a 3.8-inch display and front-facing camera for video chat; the myTouch Q features… Read More

Mobile operator T-Mobile is adding another device to its Android stable: the latest myTouch handset, built by HTC, features a speedy 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, Android 2.2, and a front-facing camera for video calling. Plus, the device support's T-Mobile HSPA+ 3.5G network for high-bandwidth applications. “Taking advantage of the 4G speeds on T-Mobile's HSPA+ network, the new myTouch delivers a faster and more compelling… Read More

T-Mobile has pushed out a few limited editions of the myTouch 3G—most recently the Eric Clapton Fender Limited Edition—but today the wireless carrier has unveiled a whole new version of the phone, also calling it the myTouch 3G. So all of those people who have the current edition of the Android-powered myTouch 3G, you now have to refer to your smartphones as the “original myTouch 3G.”

T-Mobile has formally announced its forthcoming myTouch 3G phone, the second mobile phone the carrier will offer based on the Google Android mobile operating system. The myTouch 3G will feature a 3.2-inch touchscreen display with a virtual keyboard for messaging, a 3.2 megapixel camera, access to all sorts of Google service (YouTube, Picassa, etc.) plus Android apps. And speaking of apps, T-Mobile is rolling in Sherpa, developed by… Read More