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T-Mo comes up with text message blocking service
A text blocking service for mobile owners has been introduced by T-Mobile.
CrunchGear website has reported that the service allows you to add filters to incoming messages and prevent certain numbers from sending SMSs. Apparently these filters allow customers to manage the delivery of text messages and e-mails to their handset but "will not block regular text messages". To access the service users should go to the T-Mobile site for further details. CrunchGear recently carried a news story about a lawsuit filed in Washington state arguing that T-Mobile should let customers turn off text messaging altogether. Many mobile customers have to pay for text messages that they regret signing up for - like daily jokes and horoscopes - as advertisers aggressively target consumers who use mobile phones. Contacting the companies who send these messages to advise them that you no longer wish to receive them can be difficult, with the price of the phone call needed to sort out the problem often generating more money for the firm involved. T-Mobile News posted on 15/05/2008 16:57:09 Have your say!T-Mobile to offer 3G BlackBerry Bold
Mobile phone fans could see some competition for the iPhone after T-Mobile announced that it will be the first network to bring the BlackBerry Bold to the UK.
Jaguar XF has best 'sound for pound' in-car audio system
Network operator T-Mobile and furniture retail chain Ikea have put together a piggy-back deal which will offer Ikea customers a cheap mobile phone package.
T Mobile video rental service aims to rival iTunes
T-Mobile is to launch a new seven-day video rental service for mobile phone owners that could well be a serious rival to Apple’s iTunes.
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