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The phone will be available to T-Mobile customers starting today. And here's what you'll get:

FCC has recently approved the new Nokia 5230, which apparently will be heading to T-Mobile, judging by the battery size (BL-5J) and support for AWS 3G bands. The phone has a decent list of features, which includes:

• Symbian S60 5th edition OS;
• AWS 3G bands support;
• 3.2" touchscreen supporting 16.7M colors;
• Accelerometer and proximity sensor;
• 7 different color combinations;
• 70MB internal memory;
• microSD slot (up to 16GB);
• 3.

T-Mobile has released the Tap, a Huawei-made touch phone with a classic form-factor and a large touch-sensitive display. Its features are pretty decent, and include:

• Quad-band GSM/EDGE;
• 1700MHz UMTS/HSDPA 3G network;
• 2Mpix camera with video capture;
• Music player;
• GPS;
• FM radio;
• Stereo Bluetooth;
• microSD slot (up to 8GB)

The Tap is now available for $80 after rebates with new contract.

Samsung has confirmed that its Behold II Android phone with TouchWiz 2.0 will become available to T-Mobile customers starting November 18 for $229 with new contract.

T-Mobile customers will soon be able to get their hands on the BlackBerry Bold 9700, namely on November 16. PhoneArena has posted a picture revealing the available prices for the handset, which will be the most expensive BlackBerry to be offered by the carrier.

Prices include:

• $199.99 on a two-year contract and Wi-Fi Calling;
• $449.

T-Mobile has recently released the new Nokia 3711. It is a basic clamshell handset, announced in early October, which features:

• 3G data connectivity;
• 2.0 megapixel camera;
• Bluetooth support;
• GPS with Nokia Ovi Maps;
• Web browser;
• Media player;
• IM and email support

The Nokia 3711 is now available for $69.

Starting today the BlackBerry Bold 9700 is available to T-Mobile's select business customers. Just letting you know.

Click here to see MobileBurn's short unboxing review of the said handset.

The Android-powered Motorola CLIQ is now available to everyone from T-Mobile through the carrier's retail locations at a price of $199.99 (on contract, of course). Sure, it's not as advanced as the DROID, but is still a decent multimedia handset.

T-Mobie UK has announced the upcomng release of the HTC HD2, most likely on November 11th. They have also said that the handset will be available from a US carrier in early 2010, but didn't name the exact one.

The HD2 runs on Windows Mobile 6.5 platform, has a 4.3" touch display and a 1GHz Snapdragon processor.