Evleaks Offers First Look At Facebook Home

With Facebook’s Android-themed event under 24 hours away now, leaks on what they plan to announce keep rolling in. We’ve already got a good idea of what the device that unveils “Facebook Home” will include and how Facebook Home will be deployed (essentially as a home replacement launcher available in Google Play). Now we’ve got a peek at what Facebook home will look like.

9to5 Google has scored an @evleaks exclusive featuring the first look at Facebook Home’s UI. If the leaks are accurate, Facebook Home will build on stock Android to offer a design-heavy minimal interface with social front and center. Exactly what part of Facebook Home we’re looking at in the latest leaks is a little confusing, but it’s beautiful nonetheless.

Source: 9to5Google

T-Mobile To Raise Data Plans Beginning April 4th

According to TmoNews, the nation’s No.4 carrier may be looking to increase the price of its premium 5GB and ultra 10GB unlimited data packages. The change could go into effect as early as April 4th and would add an additional $5 to the cost each plan. The 5GB plan will jump from $35 to $40 per month and the 10GB plan will increase from $65 to $70. T-Mobile’s Value Plan pricing will remain unchanged. The premium and ultra plan increases will only apply to customers who sign up for service after the effective date, however. The price increase comes as the carrier is looking to restructure and in doing so, will also cut 5% of its workforce and close seven call centers over the next three months. 

T-Mobile Tipped To Begin Offering "Unlimited Any Mobile"

 

T-Mobile is said to be introducing a new feature dubbed "Unlimited Any Mobile" on April 4th that will offer unlimited calling to any domestic mobile number, regardless of carrier. The add-on will be priced at $10 per month and won't require any contract extension or rate plan change.