https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mv69ZxKOFSw

It turns out T-Mobile is quite meta when it comes to testing their Android devices. Deep inside the automation lab of T-Mobile lives the wireless industry’s only custom-built testing robot used to model real consumer behavior (I wonder if they gave it a name). A robot testing Androids so to speak. While I think this is pretty cool and great for testing specific functionality of a device, I’m confident nothing can replace the pure destructive ingenuity of a careless human.

The first member of the new DROID RAZR family to make it to shelves it the DROID RAZR M. Boasting the industries first 4.3-inch edge-to-edge display, the RAZR M is both powerful and affordable. At $99 (with a rebate and 2-year contract) you can pick up this Android 4.0 device that features more than decent specs:

If you’re looking to switch carriers or sign up for a new mobile plan, you’re going to want to check out this next offer from Amazon Wireless. Any new customer signing up on either AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint, can pick themselves out a brand new 16GB Samsung Galaxy S III for $99. All you have to do is choose a carrier and color and you’ll be on your way to owning the best available Android smartphone at the lowest available price.

The Sprint LTE network will see a massive expansion within the next couple months, making Sprint customers happy while paving the way for Sprint to sell more LTE devices. Most new devices these days are LTE enabled, it’s just waiting on LTE coverage that’s a pain (unless you’re a Verizon customer). That will change soon for over 100 Sprint markets, and since that’s too many for us to regurgitate, I’ll just post the official press release for you to look at. Cheers!.

When Samsung released the Galaxy S III to all the major U.S. carriers it was a godsend. It was a smart move by Samsung and allowed consumers the opportunity to have the latest and greatest Android phone, no matter what carrier they were on. Everyone was pretty excited, until T-Mobile came out and priced the Samsung Galaxy S III almost $100 more on contract than every other carrier. T-Mobile customers were pretty much given the shaft and offered little to no relief, until now.