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The iPod Touch isn't a cell phone. An iPhone is a cell phone. Comparing an iPhone to a MyTouch 3G however, I would choose a MyTouch 3G. T-Mobile's network isn't nearly as congested as AT&T's, so you'll get faster data speeds. Plus, the MyTouch 3G is cheaper to own as T-Mobile's bundled plans are...

The iPod Touch isn't a cell phone. An iPhone is a cell phone. Comparing an iPhone to a MyTouch 3G however, I would choose a MyTouch 3G. T-Mobile's network isn't nearly as congested as AT&T's, so you'll get faster data speeds. Plus, the MyTouch 3G is cheaper to own as T-Mobile's bundled plans are...

The iPod Touch isn't a cell phone. An iPhone is a cell phone. Comparing an iPhone to a MyTouch 3G however, I would choose a MyTouch 3G. T-Mobile's network isn't nearly as congested as AT&T's, so you'll get faster data speeds. Plus, the MyTouch 3G is cheaper to own as T-Mobile's bundled plans are...

T-Mobile does their approvals automatically when you go through the checkout process. If you have an order confirmation number, you should be good to go.

Boost Mobile is actually owned by Sprint, so you'd be getting the same coverage that Sprint has. You can check your coverage at the link below.

Instead of looking for a Photoshop trial, you can try using some free photo editing software such as Paint.net (link below). While not as powerful as Photoshop, it does a great job for basic to mid-level photo editing tasks. Give it a try and see if it meets your needs.

You can use wifi on the CLIQ whether it's unlocked or not. Actually, you don't even need to have cell service to use it with wifi, as the phone will let you use most of its functionality without a SIM card.

Boost Mobile is actually owned by Sprint, so you'd be getting the same coverage that Sprint has. You can check your coverage at the link below.

Boost Mobile is actually owned by Sprint, so you'd be getting the same coverage that Sprint has. You can check your coverage at the link below.

Boost Mobile is actually owned by Sprint, so you'd be getting the same coverage that Sprint has. You can check your coverage at the link below.

Boost Mobile is actually owned by Sprint, so you'd be getting the same coverage that Sprint has. You can check your coverage at the link below.

T-Mobile to T-Mobile is only included in the Pay by the Day plans. If you're using prepaid cards, then it is not included.

Unfortunately, no. If you were switching to T-Mobile, then yes, as AT&T and T-Mobile use the same wireless technology. Verizon uses a completely different wireless technology than AT&T, T-Mobile, or Sprint however, so the phone will not work on their network.