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According to some sources, HTC will be releasing its G1 in China sometime in Q1 2009. The production of the device will be carry out by Dopod, HTC's subsidiary in China, and the phone will be modified to support Chinese cellular networks, maybe even TD-SCDMA.

That's fine with us...

Starting November 10th, T-Mobile will be offering the new Samsung T919 codenamed “Behold”. The phone will be available for $149 on contract, and will have the followingunconfirmed specs:

• 5Mpix camera;
• Front-facing secondary camera;
• GPS;
• Streaming video support;
• Video ringtone sup

The BlackBerry Curve 8900, also known as Javelin has been added today at the T-Mobile’s German website. The phone will be available next month, but the price is yet to be announced.

• HVGA+ (480x360) display;
• 512MHz processor;
• 256MB of flash memory;
• microSD expansion;
• Wi-Fi with UMA;
• GPS;
• 3.

Today Samsung announced a new low-end clamshell for T-Mobile, the T109. Specifications are basic and include dual-band 850/1900 MHz GSM/EDGE bands, access to T-Mobile's T-Zones via mobile browser, messaging features and a speakerphone. The T109 will be available at no cost after rebates with new agreement.

T-Mobile's HTC Shadow II is gettin ready for launch. It is a Windows Mobile 6.1-based UMA-capable and HotSpot@Home-enabled handset, successor to the previous Shadow. The official release is scheduled for October 15th. T-Mobile customers will be able to get it for $149.99 with new contract and mail-in rebate.

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IntoMobile has posted the rumored pricelist for the T-Mobile BlackBerry 8220, which reportedly should be out this month. Well, here it is, but keep in mind that these prices are not officially confirmed and are subject to change:

• New Activation 2 Year Contract $149.99 (after $50 MIR);
• New Activation 1 Year Contract $199.99 (after $50 MIR);
• Full Upgrade 2 Year Contract $167.

It looks like Best Buy will be getting some interesting phones in the next couple weeks. Among those will be T-Mobile’s G1 and red BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220, Palm Treo Pro, and Sony Ericsson C902. The first two will be added to stock on October 26th, but will become available for purchase starting on November 16th. The Treo Pro should arrive on October 28th, while the C902 should have been announced on September 28th.

While T-Mobile’s Android-powered G1 is not yet available for purchase, you can spend some quality time reading the leaked user manual for the handset. I assure you that you're desire of owning the phone will increase even more.

The manual is available here for download.

In order not to darken the release of their new G1, T-Mobile has removed the data cap of 1GB imposed on the handset. The following is their statement:

"Our goal, when the T-Mobile G1 becomes available in October, is to provide affordable, high-speed data service allowing customers to experience the full data capabilities of the device and our 3G network.

For those who want to get a little familiar with the Android OS interface, here a short video walkthrough made on the T-Mobile's G1. Enjoy!