The Xperia Z3 is coming to T-Mobile. Photo: Sony
T-Mobile has today become the second U.S. carrier to confirm that it will be offering the Sony Xperia Z3 this month. Unlike Verizon, however — which has its own customized version of the device — T-Mobile will offer the original that was first unveiled at IFA 2014 in Berlin last month.
Moto X. Now on U.S. Cellular. Photo: Motorola
The new Moto X again expands its availability in the U.S. today after making its debut on U.S. Cellular. Customers can pick up the black model with a plastic back for $99.99 on a two-year contract — the same price you’ll pay to get the device through other carriers.
Meet the Galaxy Note 4. Photo: Samsung
T-Mobile has begun taking pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 ahead of its U.S. launch on October 17. You can either pay full price for the unlocked device, or you can spread the cost over 24 months and pay nothing upfront.
Photo: Motorola
Motorola has confirmed that the new Moto X will not be available as a Developer Edition device on Verizon this time around. A GSM version is still expected for those on AT&T and T-Mobile, but those with a need for a CDMA version are out of luck.
Meet the Galaxy Note 4. Photo: Samsung
Just a few hours after Samsung’s official Galaxy Note 4 UnPacked event in Berlin, all four major carriers in the United States have announced that they will be carrying the flagship phablet.
