Continuing the branding mess that is Xohm, Sprint and Clearwire have announced that their joined network will be called Clear. I’m far from sold on the whole wimax notion … particularly given the focus on markets that already have solid (and very competitive) 3G service. Technorati Tags: xohm, clearwire, sprint, wimax

"T-Mobile USA is now offering the G1 in a new color: white. Previously, this smartphone was available only in black and bronze.The G1 is the first model running Google's Android OS. It offers an HVGA touchscreen, 3G service, Wi-Fi, and a built-in keyboard.The version in the new color sells for the same as the other ones: $180 when purchased with a two-year contract. It is available ...

Found under: nokia, s60, symbian. 3g, china, Nokia has reasserted its commitment to serving Chinas native 3G service with the company president for China vowing to cooperate with operators and other parties to support the creation of a vibrant TD-SCDMA ecosystem in the worlds most populous country. Mr. Colin Giles president of Nokia China made the statement at a event in Macau China. To help promo...

T-Mobile USA, Inc. continues to aggressively expand its third-generation (3G) wireless broadband service, announcing today that the company will launch 3G service in and around the Washington, D.C., area in late November. At that time, the number of locations with T-Mobile’s 3G coverage will amount to more than 120 major cities across the top population

T-Mobile USA continues to expand its 3G wireless service, announcing that the company will launch 3G service in and around the Washington, D.C., area in late November.

BELLEVUE, Wash. — T-Mobile USA, Inc. continues to aggressively expand its third-generation (3G) wireless broadband service, announcing today that the company will launch 3G service in and around the Washington, D.C., area in late November. At that time, the number of locations with T-Mobile’s 3G coverage will amount to more than 120 major cities across the top population centers nationwide. Th...

T-Mobile USA, Inc. continues to expand its third-generation (3G) wireless broadband service, and launch 3G service in and around the Washington, D.C., area in late November. At that time, the number of locations with T-Mobile's 3G coverage will amount to more than 120 major cities across the top population centers nationwide. This week, T-Mobile 3G coverage launched in the Sacramento, Calif., area...

It has been reported that China is planning to allocate additional radio spectrum to the homegrown 3G service, by taking it from the low-cost XiaoLingTong local area wireless service.

T-Mobile turned on its growing 3G network in San Francisco on Tuesday. The Bay Area is the 14th market to get 3G service, and (naturally) it's one addition that excites us. By the end of the year, the carrier has said it hopes to expand to 27 cities, but ...

It seems T-Mobile really does believe that Android is going to go big guns in the mobile arena as they are doubling the size of their 3G network over the coming month, and that just happens to coincide with Google’s launch of the Android based HTC Dream G1 mobile handset. T-Mobile is adding, Atlanta, Chicago, Los