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Apparently, T-Mobile version of the BlackBerry 8820 smartphone will be available on March 5th.

It should be the same as the AT&T version, but will additionally support T-Mobile’s Hotspot@Home service.

Pricing details are unknown for now.

T-Mobile has released a massive software update for their HTC Shadow handset. The update offers new functionality, as well as a number of bug fixes and improvements.

• The ability to send "audio postcards" (MMS) to any of your 5 MyFaves contacts;
• The ability to hang up calls when shutting the slider mechanism;
• The ability to display the camera application in portrait mode;
• "Multiple alarm issue" fixed;
• New camera themes, ringtones, wallpapers and graphics added.

This is a replacement housing for Dopod U1000, HTC Athena, HTC X7500, X7501 and T-Mobile Ameo handsets.

Package Includes:

• Body Housing;
• Top Cover;
• Bottom Cover.

The price is $95.00. Available from Brando.

Samsung t819 is a new mid-range slide cell phone launched by T-Mobile.

It offers GSM/EDGE connectivity, Bluetooth, a 1.3Mpix camera, MyFaves support, T-Mobile Address Book support, microSD slot, and a 220 x 176 screen.

Available now.

T-Mobile Germany announced the new rebranded version of the HTC Athena, now known as the T-Mobile MDA Ameo 16GB.

Reportedly, apart from the larger storage capacity the device will also run the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, though this information is yet to be confirmed.

According to T-Mobile, MDA Ameo will be available April for 459.

FCC has recently approved the new Nokia 3555, a 3G (1700MHz) flip phone, similar to the 6555 model.

It will be available from for AT&T and T-Mobile, but we have no idea when Nokia 3555 will be released, nor what features it will include.

Stay tuned.

T-Mobile has added the HTC Touch to its smartphone line-up and renamed it to Touch Plus.

Until now HTC Touch was available exclusively from Orange.

The T-Mobile's Touch Plus should become available this month.

T-Mobile started offering free activation until January 1, 2008, despite that New Year is only 3 days away.

Although the activation fee is insignificant, the company nevertheless expects a wave of new subscriptions in the nearest future.

Back in May Canadian Telus Mobility launched the unlimited-calling service, where users get unlimited minutes and SMS for 5 selected phone numbers.

You know, the same as T-Mobile's "myFaves". But for some strange reason Telus decided to call it "My Faves"...

And you realize that was a bad idea.

T-Mobile and 3 have agreed to combine their UK 3G networks to close existing coverage gaps across the country, while at the same time increasing cost efficiency and network reliability, as well as reducing prices for their services.

This is a mutually beneficial solution, especially for their customers.