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If you guys are in the market for a hotspot router, Samsung has announced the LTE Mobile HotSpot PRO for T-Mobile subscribers. Granted this is merely a hotspot router, its design is pretty pleasing to the eye, and some of its features could be worth your consideration. For starters the device will allow for tethering of up to 10 WiFi-enabled devices and naturally it will play nicely with T-Mobile’s LTE network and UMTS. It will also pack a 3,100mAh battery and charging support meaning that on top of using it as a hotspot device, you will be able to charge your other mobile device as well as long as it is compatible with it. The LTE Mobile HotSpot PRO will also pack a 1.2GHz processor with 4GB of internal storage which can be further expanded via microSD. For those interested in getting their hands on the device, T-Mobile is charging would-be customers $50 upfront along with monthly installments, or for those who would rather just pay it in one go, you can expect to fork out $170 for it. For more information, head on over to T-Mobile’s website for the details.

Samsung LTE Mobile HotSpot PRO For T-Mobile Announced original content from Ubergizmo.

Come 22nd of October, Apple will be holding an event in which many believe the new iPad 5 and the iPad mini 2 will be announced. We would expect that both tablets could be made available for purchase shortly after its announcement, most likely via Apple’s retail store or online store, but perhaps there is a good chance that T-Mobile might offer up the new iPads as well, thanks to a recent tweet by the carrier’s CEO in which he asked who is excited for the 22nd of October, which is the same day that Apple’s event will be held.

While the 22nd of October reference could be made regarding Nokia’s own press event, the tweet saw a link to an article covering Apple’s event. As it stands, T-Mobile is the only major carrier in the US to not offer an LTE iPad. Just as they were the last to carry the iPhones, they are the last to offer the iPad, but hopefully if this tweet is any indication, T-Mobile subscribers might be able to look forward to getting their hands on Apple’s new iPads along with LTE data plans via the carrier in the near future. Either way we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled, so be sure to check back with us on the 22nd of October for the details.

New iPads Could Arrive On T-Mobile According To CEO’s Tweet original content from Ubergizmo.

The Android 4.3 update for HTC One has slowly but surely made its way to the U.S. Last month HTC started rolling out the update first in Taiwan, following it up with the roll out for international variants and then for various countries in Europe. The company had previously said that the update would be released in the U.S. before September 30th, but it slightly missed that deadline. The first carrier to roll out the update for its HTC One was Sprint, which went through in the first week of October. A tweet from HTC America President Jason Mackenzie reveals that T-Mobile HTC One Android 4.3 update is going to be rolled out mid next week.

Only a few days ago AT&T rolled out the Android 4.3 updatez for its HTC One. If everything goes as planned and no unexpected issues pop up at the last minute, then T-Mobile subscribers holding on to their HTC flagships will be receiving the update over the next week. The update brings new widgets for the lock screen, quick settings panel in notification bar, numeric battery levels and improvements for the HTC One’s Ultrapixel rear camera. Users will be notified when the update is available for their devices, the update will be downloaded on the device itself over-the-air.

T-Mobile HTC One Android 4.3 Update Release Slated For Next Week original content from Ubergizmo.

Recently, T-Mobile did make some waves in the news by offering free and unlimited (2G) global data which comes in handy if you are just going to use your smartphone to send and receive emails as well as instant messages on apps, and this time around, the company has also piqued the interest of some by having a Sony Xperia Z1 render spotted with the T-Mobile logo, thanks to serial leaksters @evleaks.

After all, T-Mobile being one of the so-called “Big Four” mobile carriers in the US, ought to carry this flagship waterproof and dustproof device from Sony. We have already given the Sony Xperia Z1 a rather lengthy review just recently, so you might want to check out that particular review of ours before you make a decision as to whether to bring the Xperia Z1 under your fold of smartphones or not. At this point in time, it remains to be seen just when will T-Mobile make an official announcement concerning the exact date as to when the Sony Xperia Z1 will be made available, and neither do we have an inkling of the price detail. Sooner would be better than later, of course, so hopefully the folks at T-Mobile will not disappoint.

T-Mobile To Get Sony Xperia Z1 original content from Ubergizmo.

We’ve told you that this was coming earlier today, and T-Mobile just confirmed it with an official announcement, saying: “delivering unlimited global data at no extra charge in 100+ countries” (that includes SMS too). Unless something terrible is in the fine prints (like the alleged 2G speeds!), this is rather groundbreaking for any carrier in western countries. As far as I know, only select Japanese carriers did something like this before – but at a small cost ($10 to $20 per month). (more…)

T-Mobile Confirms Unlimited (2G) Global Data At No Extra Cost original content from Ubergizmo.