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FCC has unveiled two new phones today, the Samsung T919 for T-Mobile and the LG VX9600 for Verizon Wireless.

The T919 is a tri-band GSM/3G handset with support for 1700MHz WCDMA and probably HSDPA. Other features may include MP3 player, a-GPS and a full Internet browser with "touch".

The LG VX9600 is a CDMA 850/1900 / EVDO handset with a 3" touch sensitive display with 3D graphical UI, according to documents.

T-Mobile has released the Sony Ericsson TM506, its first HSDPA-capable handset. No, the carrier has 3G phones in its lineup, but they all do UMTS at best. The TM506 does HSDPA and is a nice addition to the company's new 3G network. It is available for purchase starting today for $79.99 after rebate on contract.

These are live pictures of the upcoming Android-based HTC Dream. It was recently approved by the FCC and is apparently bound for T-Mobile.

In early September T-Mobile plans to add the yellow MOTOACTV W450 to its lineup. It is a low-end rugged waterproof handset with minimal set of features and a music player. But with features like Bluetooth support, 1.3Mpix camera and a microSD card slot for just $30-50 the phone seems to be an adequate offer anyway. Any takers?

T-Mobile oficially announced 3G-capable Sony Ericsson TM506.

Basicly it is a nice looking clamshell with a slim compact design. In addition, TM506 is the first Sony Ericsson handset supporting T-Mobile's AWS Spectrum.

Sony Ericsson TM506 features:

• Tri-Band GSM (850/1800/1900);
• Dual-Band UMTS (1700/2100 & 2100);
• GSM/GRPS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA;
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According to TmoNews, T-Mobile US subscribers will soon be getting the Samsung T919, previously known as Tocco, or Roxy. Not much info is available about this one, but we know it will support the 1700MHz WCDMA band. It remains unknown whether the phone will feature Wi-Fi and a front-facing camera.

Other specs include:

T-Mobile UK started offering the new Nokia 6650, a clamshell handset equipped with a 2Mpix camera with LED flash, Mobile TV support, integrated GPS receiver, and running on Symbian S60 OS.

The phone will cost you £30 monthly for the next 18 months, and then it's free.

According to the recent rumors, the HTC Dream (supposedly featured in the yesterday's video) will become available on September 17th from T-Mobile followed by the global release shortly after.

Reported specs are as following:

• 5"x3" touchscreen;
• Slide out QWERTY;
• 3G data support;
• 3Mpixl camera

As they expect, T-Mobile subscribers will be able to get the device for as low as $150, but the general public should be ready to pay up to $400 for it.

A quick update: according to the recent announcement made by T-Mobile and RIM, the carrier will start offering the BlackBerry Bold this week in Germany and Austria.
Well, the wait is almost over for you, guys. ;)

T-Mobile subscribers can now take advantage of the new Nokia XpressMusic 5610. The device is a quad-band GSM/EDGE music phone that features Nokia's “music slider” allowing for easy switching to the music player, as well as a 2.2" QVGA display, stereo Bluetooth, included 1GB microSD card, and a bundled external dongle with a 3.5mm jack.

The phone is available now for $99 on a 2-year contract.