Starting today, the Android-powered T-Mobile myTouch 3G is available for pre-order, so don't waste time and and click the ‘Pre-order now’ button right away! The handset costs $199.99, with a guaranteed delivery date of August 5th. Existing customers can go ahead and place their pre-orders until July 28th.
TmoNews has managed to get their hands on some sort of slide according to which the HTC's latest AWS-capable superphone will be available starting August 12, and not earlier as originally expected. So there's a month left to wait. Just to remind you, the myTouch 3G will launch this month. look it up, maybe you'll find it interesting.
The upcoming release of the BlackBerry Curve 8520 on T-Mobile was already confirmed a while ago. Today the handset has been approved by the FCC, which means the launch is inevitable an is closing fast. Excited? We are.
If you're planning on buying a T-Mobile Dash 3G, which comes out next month, you should check out MobileBurn's detailed pictorial on the handset. Click the source link for more photos.
T-Mobile USA has announced its second Android handset, the myTouch 3G. The carrier's version of the HTC Magic will be available for pre-order in the U.S. starting July 8th for $199.99 on a two-year contract, and will start shipping in late July. The countrywide release is scheduled for early August.Features:
July 15th will be a great day for T-Mobile customers, as besides the release of its updated Dash (aka HTC Snap), the carrier also plans to launch an entry-level full touchscreen handset called the Samsung Highlight. And here are its "highlights":
A live shot of the upcoming T-Mobile-branded BlackBerry 8520 was posed at the Crackberry forum a couple of days ago. The poster didn't mention anything regarding pricing, and if the previous rumors are true, we can expect it to be released sometime during Q4 2009.
With the upcoming release of the MyTouch 3G (Magic), T-Mobile has decided to drop the price for its popular G1. The smartphone is available now for $149.99 with a 2-year contract. So if you need an Android 1.5 based handset with a QWERTY keyboard, this sounds like a good deal.
Android fans who didn't manage to get the Google Ion (a.k.a. HTC Magic) will be happy to know that the said handset will also be available from T-Mobile sometime this summer as the myTouch 3G. According to the Wall Street Journal, the details on that matter will be announced next week.
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