So I was doing a little investigating on the phones T-mobile used in its trials for Hotspot@home in Seattle. The conclusion: the phones used in the trials were much better than the phones now offered.
I do not think that is how it is supposed to work. Shouldn't phones get better over time? The phones used in seattle were the Nokia 6136 (a phone with much higher screen quality - both external and internal - than the Nokia 6086) and Samsung T709 (a slider phone), both much higher quality phones than are currently available.
So this again raises the question - what was T-mobile thinking?
Also, does anyone know of any rumors on when T-mobile will release more phones for their hotspot@home plan?
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