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T-Mobile Names Its Top Android Picks

Dec 15, 2009, 9:36 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today T-Mobile said that it is now offering the T-Mobile Top Picks tool within the Android Market. This tool will suggest different applications that T-Mobile customers can download to their Android handsets that will help them customize their handset and/or manage their account. The initial set of recommendations encompasses about 20 different applications. The feature will be rolled out to all T-Mobile Android devices over the coming weeks. It is supported in Android 1.1, 1.5 and 1.6

source: T-Mobile

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techdiva44

Dec 16, 2009, 1:48 PM

Its a Shame!!!

I actually have an android device. I love it, but it is a shame the they do not SHIP with the necessary apps to USE the phone...a file manager, document viewer, etc. Like I said I like that you can customize the device, but at the pricetag they have, they should atleast come useable. I had to download apps just to use it as a PHONE...ugh.

FrexPrayPrease

It comes with what you need to use it as a phone if you wanted to do any additional features like view documents or play games or other application stuff then yes you do have to download stuff but that takes a total of a minute to download that kinda ...
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