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The launch of Samsung's Memoir T929 that was scheduled for February 18th was delayed till February 25th. Well, we can wait a week longer. This 8Mpix cameraphone is bound to be a good seller anyway, even with a price point of $299.99. Besides, all willing will be able to play with the handset at MWC event next month.

UMA-compatible phones are always welcomed at the market, and T-Mobile pleased its customers today by releasing two of such handsets, including the revised version of the HTC Shadow, as well as the stylish 7510 flip from Nokia.

The new Shadow is apparently the first Windows Mobile device to support HotSpot calls over Wi-Fi.

T-Mobile has released the stylish Sony Ericsson TM506 Scarlett phone today. it comes in red color scheme and can serve as a nice gift on Valentine's. Check it out.

For those who wanted to get a G1, T-Mobile will be releasing its Android-powered handset across several European countries. It's coming to Netherlands, Czech Republic and Austria by January 30th, on February 2nd will be available in Germany, and will appear Poland shortly after.

German users will be able to pick the phone up for just 1 euro ($1.33) after a 2-year contract.

T-Mobile BlackBerry 8900 pricing details have been announced. The handset will be available starting January 19th for corporate users (or Feb 11th for us normal users) for $499.99 without a contract, $199.99 with a 2-year contract and $249.99 with a 1-year contract.

Are these prices suitable for you?

Reportedly, T-Mobile will release the HTC Touch Viva as the MDA Basic on its network in early February. While this phone isn't high-end, it still offers a set of decent features such as a 2Mpix camera, GSM/EDGE, TouchFLO 2D, Wi-Fi and GPS.

T-Mobile UK has released the MDA Vario IV (HTC Touch Pro) for its customers, and became the second carrier after Vodafone to offer this handset in the UK.

The device is available online via telephone upgrades, and many customers have already ordered it.

Here's a video showing how the new Multi-Touch "hack" for T-Mobile G1 works with Google Maps. It uses only one modified Java system library, but has some limitations due to the locked of the X and Y coordinates.

According to PCD, there will be a couple of new Sidekicks coming to T-Mobile sometime this year. Unlike the existing models, the new ones will most likely feature both 3G and Wi-Fi support, which is something you don't want to miss on a decent handset.

Stay tuned for more details.

Acording to TmoNews, one of the HTC handsets that were leaked yesterday is actually the future T-Mobile G2, while the other source is saying that the upcoming Rhodium model, also found among the leaked ones, is the Wing II that will replace the old original.

Thus, if this information is true, T-Mobile will be getting two solid additions to its smartphone lineup this year.