Comments on: T-Mobile announces impending myTouch 3G

By: Donna

Donna — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 04:46:21 +0000

Bought the mytouch 3g less than a week ago and am having serious buyer’s remorse. After three days, I just kept it on for the phone function and used my ipod touch for email, web and everthing else. I am seriously disappointed with the camera/video functions (drains the battery like crazy), and will most likely bite the bullet, return it and pay the penalty to get out of the contract. Yes, it looks cool and you can customize it, but the thought of being stuck with it for two years is killing me.

It’s not a bad phone, but for the same money, it just doesn’t come close to the iphone that I’ve had the chance to try out.

By: charles martin

charles martin — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 22:46:54 +0000

Received the my touch3g. But t-mobile in Pensacola,Fl.
does not have the right touch. You cannot watch Flixster (movies), You Tube, or just about any streaming video without the buffering freezing. I thoght at first it was the phone. I took it to a t-mobile Rep. He said Pensacola doesn’t have a tower in this area to support3g. Funny thing. No mention of this when I PLUNKED down $199.00 and renewed my contract for another 2yrs. Maybe T-Mobile has a law-suit wish. There wish just may come true. I was told that a tower was in the making for the past 2yrs. when
I owned the T-Mobile Wing that cost ME $399.00. Anyone having same problem from Pensacola,Fl.???????

By: coolfx35

coolfx35 — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 11:11:07 +0000

Hey all,
former G1 user here in Virginia. I currently have the iPhone 3G on AT&T, but really love the Android concept and although I used to have an active G1 (still have it, just use it on WiFi), I am really thinking about getting the black MyTouch 3G on Wednesday. I think it is an improvement on the G1; I feel also that after nine months, that there should be better hardware in it–it many ways it’s so similar to the G1. Thoughts? Also, how’s the call quality? Reviews so far say not bad.
share your view with me at http://www.myTouch3Gforum.com

By: Sammy

Sammy — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 02:23:37 +0000

@Dave

It does support Exchange already out of the box. That was one of the major complaints people had with the G1. This one supports it. Not sure about Word and Excel though OOB.

By: DUANE@MRSTEPHEN33411@GMAIL.COM

DUANE@MRSTEPHEN33411@GMAIL.COM — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 00:09:53 +0000

LISTEN PEOPLE……….TMOBILE AKA VOICESTREAM(REMEMBER THAT)TOTALLY FELL BEHIND ….LIKE,I WAS WITH TMOBILE FOR 9 YEARS….AND HAVE WATCHED COMPANIES LIKE AT&T,WHO THEY WERE DOMINATING AT FIRST IN THE CELLPHONE ARENA,& VERIZON COME AND KICK THEM TO THE CURB. T MOBILE NEEDS FRESH YOUNG ENERGY BEHIND THEIR SMARTPHONES.REGULAR PHONES,GREAT!!!!!SIDEKICK,INGENIUS!!!!!!!!,THEN WHAT HAPPEN?THE HIDEOUS WING!!THAT SMARTPHONE FROZE UP AT EVERY GLANCE…..I HOPE THEY GET BETTER….P.S.LUV MY VERIZON BLACKBERRY STORM.BUSINESS FOLK,UPGRADE TO THE BLACKBERRY!!!!!!!

By: alfredo

alfredo — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 19:14:00 +0000

Im gonna be honest. I was pretty dissapointed with the g1 until the cupcake upgrade. Now i love my phone except for one big time flaw : the battery life sucks!
They need to fix this. Seriously.
Hopefuly the mytouch’s battery can be compared to the baterry life of a blackberry or better