T-Mobile continues to roll out their super fast 42.2 Mbps HSPA+ network and after testing two new Android devices I am convinced it should be called a 4G network.

Sprint’s WiMAX has limited range and rather slow speeds while AT&T’s “4G” network is currently a joke until they get LTE up and running. T-Mobile has been pushing their HSPA+ network with updates to 21.1 Mbps and then 42.2 Mbps and the results show it is worthy of 4G.

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T-Mobile has introduced new product myTouch smartphones built by LG, the first of which is the simply named T-Mobile myTouch. The myTouch is in a traditional slab-style smartphone that runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and comes in two colors.

The screen on the myTouch is 3.8-inches across, and the phone is powered by a 1GHz, single-core Qualcomm processor. There is a 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video capture on the back, and the front is home to a VGA camera for video calling. .... read me.

T-Mobile has the perfect data-centric plan for Walmart customers — unlimited data at 4G speeds, unlimited text and 100 minutes of voice for just $30 . T-Mobile’s latest “unlimited” plan for pre-paid Walmart and T-Mobile.com customers seem to be perfect for someone like me: text and data heavy users who rarely use their phones for voice calls. It offers 4G speeds (HSPA+ with theoretical speeds of 42 Mbps) for the first 5 GB of data and drops down to 2G speeds for the remainder of the month, .... read me.

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The successor to the smartphone that ushered the Android success- Google Nexus One- is a matter of huge confusion for even the best of gadget freaks and that includes us. Rumors were ripe that Samsung has been endowed with the responsibility of creating the second generation Nexus dubbed the Nexus Two, and from nowhere the glimpse of a Nexus S for T-Mobile snapshot has confused these assumptions furthermore.[img]http://www.devicemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Nexus-S-Availability-for-T-Mobil.... read me.