yeah. seems they've basically abandoned uma though. speculation is uma cannabalizes their 3g. The U.S. arm of the German phone giant is a big supporter of Goog

yeah. seems they've basically abandoned uma though. speculation is uma cannabalizes their 3g. The U.S. arm of the German phone giant is a big supporter of Google’s Android OS, and last week, when I asked a T-Mobile USA representative if there were plans to add UMA to Android phones, he said T-Mobile will continue to support UMA on the current and forthcoming BlackBerry devices and Nokia E73. That’s four models in total. In other words, T-Mobile has no plans on adding UMA to Android phones. http://gigaom.com/2010/09/13/is-t-mobile-backing-away-from-uma/ http://gigaom.com/2010/09/13/is-t-mobile-backing-away-from-u...