Oh the holidays, it brings forth some magical things that somehow reduces the price on certain things to make them easily giftable for anyone on your extensive list. Well folks, if you happen to be shopping around for a loved one who happens to be a part of T-Mobile, you’ll be glad to know that one of the carrier’s Windows Phones has been reduced in price.
Being the one of the latest and sole Mango offering for T-Mobile, the compact HTC Radar 4G is now priced for free with a 2-year contract – albeit, it seems that its reduction is only available for a limited time. Nonetheless, it’s pretty good seeing that you’re getting a small bundle of joy that packs many great things – like its camera centric nature.
Additionally, with your purchase, you can also receive a $25 Windows App Store Gift Card that can be used to buy stuff on the Windows Phone Marketplace web site. To get the gift card, you simply need to visit www.windowsphoneappcard.com and register your purchase of the HTC Radar 4G.
Who says you need to spend money to buy a gift this holiday season?
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