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| T-Mobile Germany exposes confidential data for 30 million customers Fresh on the heels of last week’s announcement that they lost confidential data for 17 million customers, T-Mobile on Saturday confirmed that an error in their system exposed the confidential data for 30 million customers. The data breach which included bank account information was easy to access and manipulate online. T-Mobile quietly introduced a new [...] [..] |
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T-Mobile G1 unboxed and on video  TmoNews has gotten hold of some pictures of the T-Mobile G1 and there are plenty of shots for all to see! The device isn’t scheduled to launch until October 22, but someone has managed to grab a box and crack it open for the drooling masses. The pics are just a teaser for things to [...] [..] |
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New GPhone Semi-Revealed? (GOOG)  We know that the first Gphone -- a mobile phone running on Google's Android operating system -- will come from handset-maker HTC, and will be available via T-Mobile this fall. We also have a pretty good idea of what it will look l [..] |
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| This Portable NES Is Legit, Works [Fc Mobile] It's not "legit" in that its licensed by Nintendo or anything, but since most of Nintendo's patents relating to the NES lapsed between 2003-2005, it is guaranteed to be lawsuit-free. This is the FC Mobile, a hand [..] |
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| T-Mobile admits to losing confidential data for 17 million customers Deutsche Telekom admitted Saturday that a security breach in 2006 led to the theft of confidential data belonging to 17 million T-Mobile customers. The stolen data included birth dates, telephone numbers, addresses, and email addresses. Bank details were not part of the theft. According to statements made by T-Mobile, the data continues to circulate [...] [..] |
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Opera Mobile 9.5 delayed  When we reviewed the HTC Touch Diamond, we noted that one of the most impressive features of the handset was its excellent web browser. The gesture support, text reformatting, and speed placed it on par with the likes of the iPhone’s Safari as one of the best mobile browsers experiences available to consumers. As it [...]
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T-Mobile holiday promotion: Free Companion Flight 2008  We’re sure there are a few more handsets to come from T-Mobile this holiday season, but we just got word that the boys in pink have special promotion planned as well. Dubbed Free Companion Flight 2008, T-Mobile has a special treat in store for new and existing customers alike. Here’s how it works:
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| The Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 4.313 |
| Fire red Motorola Sidekick Slide launching on T-Mobile late May, early June? We just got word that the T-Mobile Sidekick Slide is about to undergo a little color-change operation. Wow, that sounded weird. In any case, the new "fire red" Sidekick Slide should be hitting T-Mobile shops in late May, or early June according to our tipster. All you naysayers that complained about the purple color are [...] [..] |
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No. 4 U.S. wireless operator T-Mobile is finally launching its 3G, or "third-generation" wireless Internet service. It's starting today in New York City, and will roll out 3G access "in
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Mobile upstart Moblyng -- whose software lets you send chunks of your MySpace profile, etc. to your friends' cellphones -- is doing something smart with all that stuff: It's taking the [..]
