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T-Mobile has released its first USB 3G modem today, the webConnect. It comes with an integrated microSDHC slot, supports for HSDPA 1900 / 2100 / AWS and triband EDGE data networks, and is going for $49.99 on a 2-year contract after rebate or $249.99 with no commitment.

Rumor has it that that the new Nokia 5330 XpressMusic slider phone is set for summer releaseon T-Mobile USA . It will be available in blue neon color scheme and will support the 1700MHz 3G band. Certainly something to look forward to.

Here's a great deal for anyone who wanted to get T-Mobile G1 at a bargain. The handset is now available at Amazon for just $97.99 on a 2-year contract! That's by 302 bucks lower than the original price!

Don't waste time and order one now, while they're still in stock.

T-Mobile announced it will be releasing an OS 4.5 update for the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 this Friday. Well, it certainly took them quite a while to release it... Anyway, if you happen to own a Pearl 8120, here's what you'll get with the update:

New Features:

• Music/video streaming (e.g. YouTube);
• Free/busy calendar lookup;
• Remote search for e-mails on server;
• Attachment download and document editing;
• Wireless software upgrades;
• myFaves 1.

T-Mobile USA has added two additional color options for its popular mid-range Nokia 5310 XpressMusic handset. Those are “White Aqua” and “White Silver” versions, which apart from the new color scheme don't offer anything new in terms of specs. Both are already available now for free on a 2-year contract, so if you're interested, head over to T-Mobile’s online store.

If you're ready to become a T-Mobile customer, than there's a great deal for you available on the Amazon. Folks who sign up with T-Mobile will be able to purchase the BlackBerry Curve 8900 handset for just $50 (after rebates). Sounds great to me.

T-Mobile's new $50 unlimited voice plan that was recently introduced in San Francisco has now gone nationwide. Unfortunately, the "loyalty requirements" are still in force, and you have been a flawless T-Mob subscriber for the last 22 months or more, you're good enough to take advantage of the plan.

So, will you take it?

The highly-anticipated Samsung Memoir, as expected, as beel released today on T-Mobile US' network. The phone in available now for $249 with a 2-year contract after a $50 mail-in rebate, or for $499.99 with no commitment.

Features of the Samsung Memoir include:

• Quad-band GSM/EDGE;
• WQVGA display;
• TouchWiz user interf

This picture was taken from the Google’s demo of its offline Gmail support for mobile devices, and as you can see the given handset features a T-Mobile branding at its top, which is a clear indication that T-Mobile will be its official carrier. Assuming the phone runs Android we suppose this handset is the rumored T-Mobile G2, or HTC Magic.

Finally, T-Mobile has made its BlackBerry Curve 8900 available to all of its users for $199.99 on a 2-year contract after rebates. Previously, the handset was available only to business customers.

Well, who's getting it?