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Optimus T is T-Mobile’s version of the Optimus One which comes with a 3.2 inch display, 3.2 megapixel camera and is running Android 2.2.

According this image it looks like Radio Shack will soon be selling the T-Mobile branded Optimus T smartphone for $174.99 contract-free.

It means, you can get a slightly above mid-range Android handset for well under $200 and not have any long term contracts to deal with.

Finally, all the T-Mobile's BlackBerry 9700 owners may join the army of happy BlackBerry 6's users.

It was announced by T-Mobile that BlackBerry 6 OS is now available for download with all that stuff which provides you keeping up on social feeds, enjoying a deeper and more fluid search, and a WebKit browser.

The new OS may be downloaded via T-Mobile's website.

T-Mobile officially confirmed today that the Samsung Sidekick 4G will be launching on April 20.

The Sidekick 4G is running Android 2.2 Froyo and has a custom UI to set it apart from other Android devices.

Also, it’s 4G HSPA+ capability makes it the fastest Sidekick device ever.

 

Nokia Astound, also known as Nokia C7 is now available for $79.99 via T-Mobile with a two-years contract.

Also, you can buy it contract-free for $299.99.

The Symbian^3 powered device comes with a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen, 8-megapixel camera, and front-facing camera.

T-Mobile’s latest tweets announce that the dual-core G2x handset will be available for purchase on April 15 online and on April 20 in stores.

It will cost you $199.99 with a $50 mail-in rebate and a 2-year contract on T-Mobile.

 

The T-Mobile Samsung Sidekick 4G will be selling for $99.99 on contract after a $50 mail-in rebate.

It is a two-year contract, with the unlimited data plan.

In case if you want to buy the phone but only need the 200 MB of traffic per mont, you’ll have to pay the full $149.99 for the Sidekick 4G.

 

It seems like T-Mobile is going to showering with plenty Android handsets this year.

The new LG G2x, a Google Experience device, has been recently announced by company.

The handset is running Android 2.2 Froyo and features a 4″ display, the Nvidia Tegra 2 CPU 1 Ghz dual core chip, a 8MP aand 1.3 MP cameras, 1080p HD recording, HDMI out.

As it was mentioned before, Nokia Astound (Tiger/C7) would be appearing on T-Mobile’s network on April, and during CTIA event Nokia has finally made it official.

The device is now officially known as the Nokia Astound.

Nokia Astound will have the following specs: a 3.5″ AMOLED display, 8 mp rear camera, VGA front facing camera, 256 MB of RAM, accelerometer, compass and running Symbian^3.

While we still have to wait and see what Nokia does with Windows Phone 7, the Nokia C7 could possibly be coming to T-Mobile early next month.

According to TmoNews, the Nokia Astound (C7, Tiger) will be coming to T-Mobile on April 6 for $79.99.

The Astound is set to likely be announced at CTIA next week.

The device is original known as the LG Optimus 2X but when T-Mobile adopt the handset, it become the G2X.

T-Mobile will be releasing the G2X on April 20th along with the LG G-Slate.

However, the following date is still uncertain and may occur certain changes.