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• US phone subscribers hang up on contracts

  no deals have resulted.The AP's tally of subscribers excludes some contract-based machine-to-machine connections reported by T-Mobile. The company also added 435,000 prepaying subscribers of all kinds in the quarter, which was the best result in more than   Read more »

• Police: Masked men rob Bellmore store

  Squad detectives are looking for two masked men who broke into a Bellmore T-Mobile store early Wednesday, taking about 40 cellphones, Nassau County police said.The men were seen on video surveillance breaking the front glass window of the store at 2762 Sunrise   Read more »

• Cops: Armed trio robs Lynbrook T-Mobile store

  armed trio robbed a Lynbrook T-Mobile store on Friday of more than $30,000 in cellphone equipment, police said.The robbery happened about 3 p.m. at the store at 675 Sunrise Hwy. The robbers also stole cash, but police didn't say how much. One employee was   Read more »

• Police: T-Mobile store in Herricks robbed

  masked assailant robbed a Herricks mobile phone store Friday night and used an employee's car to make his getaway, Nassau County police said. Shortly before 8 p.m., a robber entered a T-Mobile store at 3363 Hillside Ave. and forced a lone employee into a backroom,   Read more »

• T-Mobile USA to make data network work with iPhone

  unlimited calling, texting and 5 gigabytes of data would cost $140 per month.AT&T iPhones that are moved over to the current T-Mobile network can make phone calls and get low-speed data service, but don't get high-speed data.The retooling of the wireless network   Read more »

Around the web

• Alleged photos of T-Mobile's Samsung Galaxy S III look just like international model

  Samsung hates you too. So the feeling is mutual. Hmmm...no 4 capacitive touch buttons...I kinda like those...wish...with international device's look they also retained specs! I think that's wrong, it should be all capacitive buttons like the past 2 version 12:42 AM from Phone Arena Read more »

• Android Phones: Which Companies Do the Best Job With Android Updates?

  rankings get shuffled quite a bit, with Sprint and T-Mobile tied at the top, and AT&T and Verizon playing catch-up. In fact, T-Mobile, the carrier that had the lowest percentage of expected Ice Cream Sandwich-friendly phones in the first chart turns out to 6/1/12 from PC World Read more »

• Samsung Galaxy S3 For T-Mobile Pictured – Physical Home Button Intact

  model. Even the Euro-style physical home key makes the cut and will be a new addition for Galaxy owners in the US. I think T-Mobile may have made a smart move in not demanding any alterations for the device, looks like they may be one of the first carriers 6/1/12 from Phandroid Read more »

• T-Mobile’s Galaxy S III May Not Get A Facelift Before It Launches In The U.S.

  up in an acrylic cage so as not to be manhandled. While the AT&T and Sprint models both sported Samsung’s own Exynos processor, T-Mobile’s was later revealed to be running on a Qualcomm chipset that allowed it to take advantage of the carrier’s HSPA+ 42 coverage. 6/1/12 from MobileCrunch Read more »

• Images of T-Mobile’s Galaxy S III Leaks, Physical Home Button Included

  friends over at The Verge just received what is believed to be press shots of the T-Mobile Galaxy S III. We have recently heard rumors of a June 20th launch on T-Mo and now we can put a face to the name. What’s interesting about these images is that the device 6/1/12 from TalkAndroid.com Read more »