T-Mobile Announces JUMP, early upgrade plan!

T-Mobile has taken their “boldest moves yet” and introduced a new program called JUMP, which allows customers up to 2 phone upgrades per year for $10/month. The plan also includes insurance and protection on those devices so users will get a new phone even if it is damaged, lost or stolen. JUMP is part of T-Mobile’s efforts to give customers what they want, while retaining and attracting business.

See ya later Verizon!! As soon as I can I’m going to T-Mobile, you can’t beat their new family plan and jump!

— Jake (@1coolTaco) July 10, 2013

totally doing this once my contract is up! #tmobile #phoneaddict http://t.co/sqvvIN8btc

— Chris Bynoe (@Jordan2348) July 10, 2013

Great new JUMP plan by T-Mobile. They still have a long way to go though. Service wise.

— [A]dri[A]n (@YourManAdrian) July 10, 2013

Forget about #Jump, TMO really needs to be commended for bringing Carly back! http://t.co/5dU5cJsQ85

— Peter Jarich (@pnjarich) July 10, 2013

I don’t think I’m ever going to leave T-Mobile, this new program they have called “Jump” further makes me stay.

— ☯Ryan Serpico☯ (@zuckerco) July 10, 2013

seems worth it for me just so i don’t have to deal with crazy craigslisters: Is T-Mobile’s new Jump plan a good deal? http://t.co/Can7QwcSgI

— Michael Kim (@m1chaelk1m) July 10, 2013

T-Mobile’s JUMP program is awesome. I’m definitely enrolling. Tmo has definitely become the best cell company. #TMobile

— SETh! (@tomegnome) July 10, 2013

Finally a carrier has announced a phone plan met for tech nerds who want the latest phones. http://t.co/XPpYMb9cJ0

— Jonathan Smith (@jonathnsmith) July 10, 2013

T-Mobile’s JUMP early upgrade program may just be the best thing it’s ever done http://t.co/SOnS1fbb3g via @feedly

— Nruthya Madappa (@nruthya7) July 10, 2013

#Apple shows off iOS 7 – First Impressions

Apple showed off its newest and most radical redesign of their iOS platform with the announcement of iOS 7. The operating system design features a new color palette (think Easter colors), a responsive background, more white space, and a cleaner look that eliminates the real world like elements (i.e. glare on icons) of previous versions.

The reaction across the web is best described as mixed, with some people praising the new look, and others wishing Apple left their popular design alone.

iOS 7 looks sick but it kinda looks kiddish to me, like something that would be in a children’s game haha idk

— elisa (@dontlovelisa) June 10, 2013

I think it’s the icons that are putting me off iOS 7. The rest of it is OK. — Paul Watson (@paulmwatson) June 10, 2013

The Easter Bunny called. He wants his color palette back from iOS 7. — Eric Zeman (@phonescooper) June 10, 2013

So other than the calendar, I haven’t found a single thing I like better about iOS 7 yet. This is troubling.

— David Pierce (@piercedavid) June 10, 2013

not relaly impressed with #IOS7 — Still looks kinda cheesy to me and incorporates much of what android already includes… #yawn

— Tyler Patterson (@TpatMN) June 10, 2013

IOS 7 is sweet. but keeps reminding me of windows and android.come on apple. don’t do that.

— Chad Kenneally (@Chad757) June 10, 2013

iOS7 looks exactly like my Android operating system…only with brighter colors.

— Dano (@drs06) June 10, 2013

Seeing mixed reviews about the ios7 on my timeline.

— ☥Tati C.☥ (@MonCheri_Tati) June 10, 2013

for me personally i like the new ios 7 it looks much more modern and elegant

— santiago gutierrez (@GutiMane7) June 10, 2013

From comments from my very non-techie friends and family on FB, it seems iOS 7 is a hit.

— ßen ßajarin (@BenBajarin) June 10, 2013