Q:Does T-Mobile have a phone similar to the HTC Evo? A few of my co-workers have Sprint and I love their Evo's but my boyfriend and I are going on a T-mobile plan together next month be because they are cheaper and I was wondering if they have a phone similar to Sprint's HTC Evo? I want a bigger screen and a droid. I currently have an LG Optimus and its ok.ALSO if you have a phone from Tmobile that fits my question, how do you like it?

There are some features similar but it is very much different.

Q:What is the English language of the phone?

The subscriber you dialed can not be connected for the moment,please redial later.

Q:Hi Im thinking about getting a mobile phone contract but I want one with internet as I use it allot but I was thinking about getting a contract without it and getting on my phone separate how Much would mobile phone internet cost on it's own Im asking from England though many thanks!!!!!!

cellular internet is bit slower than typical inter internet and the internet pages are optimized to your cellular telephone so the internet web content by no ability seems an identical on a cellular and a working laptop or computing gadget.

Q:I have a metro pcs phone but like virgin mobile service better

No, it cannot. Even if you completely flash and reprogram it to Virgin Mobile, Virgin Mobile will not allow you to activate it. I have tried using non-Virgin Mobile phones on Virgin Mobile, and they always tell me that they simply cannot activate an ESN that their system does not recognize as a Virgin Mobile phone. There are ways to change your ESN to that of a Virgin Mobile phone, but they are illegal. Don't do it. Just buy a Virgin Mobile phone, they're not very expensive. Maybe you can post on craigslist that you need a Virgin Mobile phone and someone will trade you phones. Sorry for the bad news!

Q:Does anyone know when or what type of phones virgin mobile will get this years.

smart phones

Q:Do Vodafone mobile phones support Telstra sim cards

get away from that network

Q:e-mail sent to my mobile phone.

i could say to apply common experience first and optimal. do you comprehend the sender? If no longer then i could be very suspicious as to being mentioned as solid chum (individually i could be careful of this interior the 1st place, as that's casual yet impersonal). whether, i don't comprehend the area, so i can't make specific. All i could say could be that because of the fact we are thinking a extensive quantity of money and there's a means for inner maximum suggestions to be leaked, thoroughly look into the difficulty formerly. digital mail this secretary first and ask approximately info formerly giving your address etc.

Q:I am trying my luck for the one last time if T-Mobile right for me. the phone i have is motorala razr which really terrible- poor reception, dropped calls etc. any suggestion just a simple tmobile phone with good reception , that is all in needed

Ho, ho, ho. Its the late Noughties, not the 1990s - reception is no longer an issue now. There are mobile phone receivers hidden in: Office blocks Flats Trees Lamp posts Farm buildings Industrial sites The list goes on. What I am trying to say is that back in the 90s, when mobiles were just beginning to get commercially popular and available there were nowhere near as many mobile phone masts since the market didn't demand it; not enough people were using mobiles. Now everyone has one and reception is simply not an issue with ANY operator unless you live up a high mountain or in the Outer Hebrides, which I doubt you do. The huge increase in customers has meant mobile phone operators have placed receivers EVERYWHERE. So, lose the 1990s reject opinion of cellular technology and simply find the best deal possible on whichever operator it is. Reception differing on individual network operators is utter, weapons-grade bullsh!t. Differing reception between operators is such a misnomer these days that if you do suffer from bad reception, it is more likely to be your PHONE than the operator itself. And even if you do wonder into an area where your operator does not have a mast, then your mobile will automatically switch into the next nearest mast and it doesn't matter which operator hosts it. So why would anyone ever have a reception issue these days unless they are using a leather case lined with lead.

Q:I really hate my phone (marbl). I honestly don't like any of virgin mobile phones, although i love their plan. I love tmobile and sprint phones.

No, you can only use Virgin Mobile phones on Virgin Mobile. I've tried to put other phones on it but they never let me. I hate their phones too. Maybe you should just go with a pre paid with another provider, like T-Mobile flex pay. It's pretty much pre paid, but you have to pay full retail price for the phone, but it's worth it. :) Or ATT Go Phone. I don't know how that works really since I went with the Flex Pay, but either way you'd be getting a much better phone. :)

Q:I have a sidekick lx that is f***ing up today and and might get a new one soon. which phone would be betterand why?Blackberry Curve TitaniumorBlackberry Curve 8900or try a new sidekick lx.have an idea for a different phone fill me ini need:pic/txt/instant messengersfull keyboardemailweb browsingall of thee above at least ]thanks for the help.t-mobile phones only if you give another phone option and why.

Black Dash.does everything there and then some. Its a very hackable phone. Thinner then all the phones mentioned.