T-Mobile is rolling!!
Wednesday, 4. February 2004, 17:45:28
Hi all,
Can't wait for Sunday to watch the Patriots take on the Panthers in the SB. My boss in Oslo is a big Patriots and Tom Brady fan, but I think Christian might be undecided! I think it's a great matchup and who would of thought that these two teams would meet in the end??
So, I have been spending a bunch of time this week on the mobile side of the fence. Lots of interesting rumors swirling in the US wrt AT&T, Cingular, and Verizon. My personal carrier, T-Mobile, is going gangbusters with LNP and seems to be the early favorite:
http://www.forbes.com/home_europe/newswire/2004/01/27/rtr1229560.html
Good for them. I always thought T-Mobile had the best value in the US. Coming from Europe, I worried that I would not find a carrier that had a reliable enough network and robust enough data infrastructure. Well, I am happy to report that T-Mobile kicks butt on both counts and seems to be getting better everyday. T-Mobile has a great deal where you get all you can eat data for a paltry 19.99!! I also take advantage of a cool deal where HotSpots (like Starbucks) only costs 19.99 unlimited per month when you are a voice subscriber.
I highly recommend these guys if you are unhappy with your current subscriber or if you just want more bells and whistles for a good price. If you use Opera on your Symbian device, T-Mobile is hands down the best choice. AT&T is coming out with an Nokia EDGE phone soon that would look really slick with Opera on top of it.
But for now if you want the best mobile Internet experience, it's:
Nokia 6600 + Opera + T-Mobile = full, unadultered web surfing
The mobile web is coming so *ask for Opera* at your local mobile phone store and tell them about the best mobile browser when they look at you funny and say, "huh?"
Best from OSUSA Austin
Can't wait for Sunday to watch the Patriots take on the Panthers in the SB. My boss in Oslo is a big Patriots and Tom Brady fan, but I think Christian might be undecided! I think it's a great matchup and who would of thought that these two teams would meet in the end??
So, I have been spending a bunch of time this week on the mobile side of the fence. Lots of interesting rumors swirling in the US wrt AT&T, Cingular, and Verizon. My personal carrier, T-Mobile, is going gangbusters with LNP and seems to be the early favorite:
http://www.forbes.com/home_europe/newswire/2004/01/27/rtr1229560.html
Good for them. I always thought T-Mobile had the best value in the US. Coming from Europe, I worried that I would not find a carrier that had a reliable enough network and robust enough data infrastructure. Well, I am happy to report that T-Mobile kicks butt on both counts and seems to be getting better everyday. T-Mobile has a great deal where you get all you can eat data for a paltry 19.99!! I also take advantage of a cool deal where HotSpots (like Starbucks) only costs 19.99 unlimited per month when you are a voice subscriber.
I highly recommend these guys if you are unhappy with your current subscriber or if you just want more bells and whistles for a good price. If you use Opera on your Symbian device, T-Mobile is hands down the best choice. AT&T is coming out with an Nokia EDGE phone soon that would look really slick with Opera on top of it.
But for now if you want the best mobile Internet experience, it's:
Nokia 6600 + Opera + T-Mobile = full, unadultered web surfing
The mobile web is coming so *ask for Opera* at your local mobile phone store and tell them about the best mobile browser when they look at you funny and say, "huh?"
Best from OSUSA Austin
WIDGETIZE
Tolque53 # 4. February 2004, 17:45
Dean Kakridas # 4. February 2004, 17:45
If it's T-Mobile...sure! Do you work for T-Mobile? If so, we need to talk!
Tolque53 # 4. February 2004, 17:45
If it happens that I work for them on occasion, I can give them some feedback.
Please notice that I work for T-Mobile Germany and its headquarters here in Bonn, Germany, not T-Mobile USA.
Dean Kakridas # 4. February 2004, 17:45
Grüße
DK