T-Mobile Cell Phones

History
T-Mobile cell phone users from California and Nevada prior to 2002 will remember the brand as VoiceStream Wireless. T-Mobile U.S. operations are currently based in Bellevue, Washington and the company is a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom. T-Mobile cell phone users know it as one of the fastest growing nationwide wireless service providers, offering all digital services to more than 20 million customers in the United States. By the middle of 2005, approximately 80 million customers were served in nine T-Mobile markets in Europe and the United States, making it one of the top three global wireless carriers.

T-Mobile cell phone users will quickly recognize the Company’s  spokesperson Catherine Zeta-Jones, who brings the company's global brand to life by appearing in print, radio and television advertisements.

Worldwide Use
T-Mobile cell phone users can utilize the most advanced mobile communications services available today, including voice, text messaging, and high-speed wireless data services.

T-Mobile cell phone users access an all-digital, national wireless network based exclusively on GSM technology. GSM is the most widely used digital standard worldwide, accounting for approximately 74 percent of the total digital wireless market. T-Mobile cell phone users benefit from this global technology platform by having the choice to use their same phone and same phone number when traveling internationally.

Messaging
T-Mobile cell phone users have a variety of options for using Short Messaging Service (SMS) or Instant messaging (IM) and Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS).

SMS: Every T-Mobile cell phone user, regardless of device or rate plan, can send text messages via their handset to friends and family, no matter which wireless service provider they use.

IM: T-Mobile cell phone users can use Yahoo!® Messenger, MSN® Messenger and AOL® Instant Messenger Software to interact with millions of instant messaging users worldwide.

MMS: T-Mobile cell phone users have access to MMS services which can be included as part of their monthly calling plan. MMS enables customers to complement their text message with sound, animations and melodies to send to e-mail addresses and compatible handsets. Additionally, MMS enables T-Mobile cell phone users can send short video clips from to e-mail or other MMS-capable phones, giving T-Mobile cell phone users a whole new way to communicate.

2.5G GPRS High Speed Wireless Data
T-Mobile cell phone users have access to a variety of integrated voice and GPRS Wi-Fi data capable devices, allowing T-Mobile cell phone users to remotely access the Internet; get their corporate and personal e-mail; keep contacts and calendar information updated on the go; and get popular games, news and information services such as sports scores, stock quotes, horoscopes and games delivered automatically or on demand to their wireless handset or device.

T-Mobile HotSpotSM
Many T-Mobile cell phone users access existing national wireless voice and high-speed data network by providing Wi-Fi (802.11b) wireless broadband Internet access at more than 20,000 locations worldwide—6,000 of which are in the United States.