Get free Motorola Charm from T-Mobile

T-Mobile Motorola Charm, it is easy to use and have a wide range of features. If you want to get a first android phone. Motorola Charm  is a good choice. In addition, T-Mobile have released a software update(3.90.7 version) for Motorola Charm, you can download from here. By the way, Motorola Charm have two colors on sale, Cabernet and Golden  Bronze. Now, Go into the T-Mobile store and there is offering this Motorola Charm free if you sign a two year contract.

Motorola Zine ZN5 (T-Mobile)

The Motorola Zine ZN5 is an attractive device with a sleek profile and an understated style. It is a candy bar type phone and measures  5.65 inches tall by 1.98 inches wide by 0.47 inch deep and 4.02 ounces.  It feels great in the hand--both sturdy and comfortable without being  excessively hefty. The gorgeous 2.4-inch display (320x240 pixels) takes up almost half of the phone's front. With support for 262,000 colors, graphics were sharp and colors were vibrant.

Motorola Cliq - titanium (T-Mobile)

With its excellent design, user interface improvements, and admirable feature set, the Motorola Cliq gives a big boost to the Android operating system. We had some performance quibbles with the device, and the MotoBlur interface can be a bit much, but the phone has a lot to like.

T-Mobile launches Motorola Atrix

Motorola Atrix is Motorola’s notebook-powered Android Smartphone, which enables to  access the phone through larger screen, keyboard and multimedia kit on Notebooks T-Mobile has launched the Motorola Atrix, ‘world’s most powerful smartphone’ through its accessory kit. by joining hands with its Everything Everywhere partner Orange on 1 June. You can own the super-charged handset for free from the operator on a 24-month  contract by shelling out £35.75 per month. This will provide you 900 minutes, 500  texts along with  500MB of data allowance. If you are willing to shell out a little more every month, you can get the “Work and Play” kit. It includes an HDMI port, Motorola HD media dock with three USB  ports, a remote control, mouse and keyboard. The Work and Play kit will burn a £129 hole in the pocket when bought standalone. If you opt for £40.85 per month plan for 24 months, you get 500 texts, 1200  minutes, and 500 MB data. Using Lapdock, an Atrix can be transformed into a full-on laptop with eight hours of battery life and 11.6-inch screen. T-Mobile is planning to sell Lapdock

 at £299.

T-Mobile Motorola DEFY

Here is good news for all the T-Mobile Motorola Defy owners. T-Mobile finally  announces the software upgrade to Android 2.2 Froyo. The phone is currently running on the Android 2.1 Eclair OS. The file size of the new software update is around 120MB, which comes over the air. If you get a notification message about the update, you can download it by selecting  ‘Install now’ else you have to go to the Settings>About phone>System updates>Download  and then ‘Install’  the software. Once the installation is done the phone will automatically restart.

T-Mobile Samsung SGH-t539 Mobile Phone

Samsung SGH-t539 another phone from Samsung for T-Mobile. T-Mobile Samsung SGH-t539 is also a quad-band phone and it features a 65k  color TFT LCD display, an external black and white display, a1.3  Megapixel camera,  integrated music player and Bluetooth.

T-Mobile launches Samsung SGH-T729 "Blast"

As expected, Samsung and T-Mobile have launched the Blast slider today, a  phone that puts a big emphasis on messaging capabilities. The 1.3 megapixel  camera and EDGE data aren't going to get any jaws dropping, but the SureType keypad (something Samsung has pulled off in the past), integrated support for popular email services like Gmail and Yahoo, and crazy color scheme just might. What's better, T-Mobile is charging the same rate for email sent and received  on the T729 for the same price as text messages -- no data plan necessary  (why haven't other carriers thought of this?). Other features include stereo  Bluetooth, microSD slot, and -- naturally -- myFaves support. Look for it on store shelves any day now for $99 on a two-year contract.

Samsung t819 from T-Mobile

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 Samsung Memoir

Spy photos of much rumored T-Mobile Samsung Memoir are found on T-Mobile’s  unofficial blog. It looks like the recently released Samsung T919 (Behold),  but according to rumors, differs from it with the 8-megapixel camera and  attractive interface TouchWiz, which Samsung added to its latest releases.  Possibly Samsung Memoirn will support 3G and have an HTML-browser.

T-Mobile Samsung

T-Mobile has announced the new Samsung :) Smiley SGH-T359 Messaging Phone in its product line-up. The new messaging Phone features T-Mobile’s Social  Buzz Feature that integrates the most popular social networking sites and can run in  the background to deliver pop-up message notifications from Twitter or Facebook. The Samsung Smiley also features Exchange email, a vertical Slide-QWERTY Keypad, a 1.3-Megapixel Camera and supports microSD cards. It is presently available for  a price of $19.99 with a contract at T-Mobile retailers nationwide.

T-mobile E100 Flip mobile phone - Petal Pink

The T-mobile E100 Flip is a great value clam mobile phone offering a host offun features at a fabulous price. If it's looks you're after then you can't  go wrong with the dual band T-mobile E100 Flip, with its beautiful pink petal design, flip openin..

T-Mobile HTC Shadow

typing software. Check out the physical attributes first:Let's face it, the star The long-rumored T-Mobile Shadow (aka Juno) officially launches now. It hits stores  Wednesday for $200 with voice-plan or $150 with $20-per-month unlimited data plan. (Both require two year contracts.) With it, T-Mobile and HTC have done the impossible: they have made Windows Mobile look good. Great even. Like other WM6 devices including Sprint's recently launched HTC Touch and Verizon's  Motorola Q9m, it has an interface skin that shields the user from the immediate effects  of the Windows Mobile UI. But unlike those other two, this one goes a little deeper,  letting you do quite a bit without ever seeing Windows Mobile. Best of all, it manages this feat of user-friendliness without a touchscreen, just a  comfortable click wheel. I'm a fan of the beautiful 2.6" screen as well, and in this  case the BB Pearl-style QWERTY keypad/numpad worked great combined with solid predictive of this show is the UI, so have at it:While there's no way for me yet to call it a pure 100% victory for T-Mo and HTC—my previous Windows Mobile wounds run too deep  for that—I am willing to say that there's a sea change, better interfaces are  being designed for WM6, and this is without a doubt the best one we've seen yet.  [T-Mobile]

FCC Passes the Touch Pro2 for T-Mobile

According to the documents on the FCC website, there’s a highly speculative release date of April 24th for the HTC Rhodium (Touch Pro2, Wing 2).  For many loyal T-Mobile customers and Touch screen fans this is great news knowing that T-Mobile is finally updating their Windows Mobile Professional  offering. Rumors suggest that it will probably be released with Windows Mobile 6.1with an upgrade to 6.5 available.

T-Mobile announces Motorola ROKR E8

and a 3.5mm standard headphone jack emphasizing the focus on music playback for the T-Mobile has launched a placeholder page on its online store announcing pending  availability of the MOTOROKR E8 Linux-based multimedia phone through its network  with new information pointing to a release on Monday July 7th for $199.99 after new  2 year agreement and rebate. The phone features Motorola’s ModeShift dynamic display technology which allows  the phone to operate in three given modes (Phone/Music/Imaging) at any time without the constraint of physical keys hampering usability or control in any mode. The phone also includes an FM radio with Song ID, 2.0 megapixel camera with video  recorder, media player with support for MIDI, MP3, AAC, AAC+, Enhanced AAC+, WAV,  AMR-NB, and Real Audio v10 playback, Bluetooth 2.0 with stereo audio support,  CrystalTalk noise reduction technology, text to voice announcements, HTML web browser, device.

T-Mobile launches BlackBerry Pearl 8220

The BlackBerry Pearl 8220 runs neck-and-neck with the Storm for the title of "most leaked RIM device of 2008," but for what it's worth, T-Mobile is  just now getting around to announcing a date and price for the most fliptastic phone in Waterloo's ever-expanding lineup. That's good news -- but perhaps the best news is that the launch date just happens to be today (for one of the two  available colors, anyhow). The black version of the 8220 will be appearing online and in T-Mobile stores today, while the dark red will be following on a week later on Monday, October 20. Both will run $149.99 on a two-year contract. We've been toying around with the black 8220 for a few days now, and our emotions are mixed. With WiFi, support for T-Mobile's HotSpot unlimited calling service,  a 3.5mm headphone jack, 2-megapixel cam with flash, support for microSD cards up  to 16GB, and everything that makes a BlackBerry a BlackBerry, there's little question that it's got some horsepower under the hood, but there are a couple odd personality  quirks that we'd personally have a tough time getting used to. First off --  something we first noticed when we played with it at CTIA last month -- the  keys are completely flush and tucked up next to one another, making it nearly impossible to type confidently (of course, we weren't huge fans of SureType  to begin with, so experts might have an easier go of it). Along the same vein, the trackball is deeply recessed, so your thumb is constantly rubbing against the chrome well surrounding the ball; not a dealbreaker by any stretch, but annoying after a while. On the plus side, we think it's a pretty striking  (albeit beefy) phone, the exterior display is both beautiful and functional, and we really think this is going to appeal to a whole bunch of folks who'd otherwise be considering a Pearl candybar. We'd once heard rumors that RIM  and T-Mobile were going to try to launch this at a $50 price point, and by golly, if they could actually make that happen, they'd have a monster seller on their  hands. Check out our hands-on shots in the gallery!

T-Mobile release Android 2.2

Just days after 3 UK made Android 2.2 available to Samsung Galaxy S users, T-Mobile have announced they are following suit. Over at the T-Mobile forum, the company announced : “The 2.2 (froyo) update  for the Samsung Galaxy S is now available. Lookin’ forward to hearing your  thoughts on it…” Much like 3′s update, T-Mobile’s Android 2.2 upgrade is not available over  the air (OTA), and users must first download Samsung Kies onto their PC. From Users may have been hoping for an upgrade to Google‘s Gingerbread OS, but here, you can connect your Galaxy S smartie, and transfer the update. Android 2.2 will still offer Galaxy S users Adobe Flash 10.1 support, speed  and battery enhancements, wireless tethering and an improved GPS service.

Sony Ericsson W300 T-Mobile

T-Mobile's Robbie Williams-branded Sony Ericsson W300 Walkman phone will ship  across Europe in time for the 9 June start of the European leg of the crooner's Apparently "creatively influenced" by Williams himself - 'I want some pictures Close Encounters tour, the cellco said today. of me on it, right?' - the special edition handset has a picture of said gent in red superhero costume, though these are printed onto the phone's removable  covers and can be replaced with the tour's more discreet Incredibles-incluenced  R logo.

Sony Ericsson’s first 3G T-Mobile phone

T-Mobile has few 3G mobile phones in its portfolio, and Sony Ericsson has just joined in with the  first phone from the company on this network, but also the first 3G phone. T-Mobile's 3G network supports the UMTS 1700Mhz band, and the network is  planning on rolling out HSDPA as well. The Sony Ericsson TM506 is a mid-range device with a 2 megapixel camera, a M2 memory card slot, 3G (obviously), and built-in A-GPS with TeleNav  navigation software. The price hasn't been announced yet, but the release date for the TM506  should be in early September.

Samsung Memoir officially brings 8 megapixels to T-Mobile

Given the torrent of Samsung leaking over the past couple of days, it’s no particular surprise to see T-Mobile announce the Samsung Memoir T929 today.  An 8-megapixel cameraphone with Xenon flash, 16x digital zoom, touchscreen interface and A-GPS, the Memoir also supports T-Mobile’s 3G network meaning high-speed internet access  via the handset’s full HTML browser. The Memoir, available exclusively from T-Mobile, is designed to look and  feel like a customer’s current point-and-shoot digital camera. The built-in 8-megapixel camera with Xenon flash, 16x digital zoom and five shooting modes empower customers to capture exceptional photos and videos from their phone —  whether they’re on the go, on a vacation or just hanging out around the house. The touch-screen phone, enabled by Samsung’s TouchWiz™ user interface and powered by T-Mobile’s high-speed 3G network, makes sharing photos easy. Samsung’s new  photo widget allows customers to post images taken with the Memoir directly to  their favorite online photo sharing source, such as flickr®, Kodak® Gallery,  Photobucket and Snapfish.

T-Mobile replaces Compact IV

The Compact IV was a rebranded HTC Diamond, so it won’t surprise you to learn that the Compact V is a based on HTC's Diamond 2 – launched  back in February at Mobile  World Congress in Spain. T-Mobile’s marketing the Compact V on its support for widgets because,  apparently, it’s the first of its devices to “showcase internet on your  phone with widgets”, which include eBay, BBC News and Twitter. The phone has an integrated satnav feature and T-Mobile said it’ll reward the first 10,000 buyers that sign into an 18-month contract with free CoPilot satnav software for the same length of time.

Nokia E66

A quick run-down of the features show that the E66 is a  pretty capable device. There's a 2.4" QVGA display, 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, video calling, HSDPA data (with download speeds of up to 3.6 Mbps), WiFi, microSD expandable memory, it comes with an FM radio, Bluetooth, USB and infra-red connectivity and on top of that it runs the Symbian S60 operating system  which gives the E66 a number of useful applications. The main differences between the Nokia E66 and the 6210 mNavigator are that the E66 has WiFi and the 6210 does not, but the 6210 is a little lighter and more colourful.  The software on the E66 is more business oriented, and it has a longer battery life. Both handsets are roughly the same price. So.. it seems that the E66 competes very well  with the 6210 and it might well out-compete it in the consumer market.

This Nokia 3660 is sold as a replacement phone for  T-Mobile subscribers who have lost or broken their phone.  It comes with an inactivated SIM Card and no airtime minutes. With Bluetooth wireless technology, quality digital camera/camcorder and on-the-go email, the 3660 has  more technology than most. Plus, the long battery life,  built-in voice-activated dialing and speakerphone for  hands-free operation, and  a huge color screen make this phone very popular.

Nokia X3-02 (T-Mobile)

Battery     li-ionBattery     li-ion Camera     Yes Design     Regular Dimensions     106.2x48.4x9.6 Display Size     240x320 E-mail     IMAP4, POP3, SMTP Edge     Yes HSDPA     Yes Internal Memory     null MB Keyboard     No MegaPixels     5 megapixels Network     T-Mobile Network Bands     Quad Band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 Number of Colours     256000 Operating System     N/A Product name     X3-02 (T-Mobile) Resolution     2592x1944 SAR-Value     .73 w/kg Smartphone     No Standby Time     432 hrs Talk Time     5.3 hrs WAP Version/Security     2.0 WLAN     Yes WLAN Standard     802.11b/g/n Weight 77 g

Nokia 6700 T-Mobile

The Nokia 6700 T-Mobile PAYG phone is the successor to the  extremely popular 6300. With high data speeds, a good  internet browser and many multimedia features, this phone  is set to be popular too. Enjoy every second with the vast  amount  of features enclosed in the slick and light handset.

Nokia E75 Black

Full Slide Out QWERTY Keyboard Symbian 9.3 Operating System with Series S60  3rd Edition Software 2.4 Inch QVGA 16 Million Colour Screen with 2  Customisable Home Screen Modes WLAN Wi-Fi Technology HTML, XHTML, MP, WML & CSS Internet Browser Voice Over IP Internet Call A GPS Navigation System with Nokia Maps Application Instant Messaging Email with Attachment

T-Mobile to introduce Nokia

Pannon, T-Mobile and Nokia announced today that they will bring  Nokia Messaging, Nokia’s easy-to-use email service to their customers having Nokia enabled devices in Hungary. From the 1 st November,  all Pannon customers and postpaid T-Mobile customers will be able to access the Nokia Messaging push e-mail service, which supports all  leading consumer e-mail solutions, such as Ovi Mail, Gmail, Windows  Live Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail as well as the major local e-mail services, such as Citromail, Indamail and Freemail. Nokia Messaging is an easy to set-up and easy to use push email service which allows the user to mobilize up to ten personal e-mail accounts  on one device. With Nokia Messaging, people get the benefit of real  time messaging and are able to read, send, forward and reply to emails, view subfolders, download and read attachments and also attach files  to emails in real time. Using the push e-mail technology e-mail is  swiftly and automatically sent to the mobile phone, without needing  to retrieve it. Many users want to enjoy the flexibility of different accounts for each of their communities. The Nokia Messaging service can be tested for 30 days free of charge. Following the test period it will be available for a monthly charge.  Users can initiate the activation of the service at the customer  service of their mobile operator. The service can be used with Nokia E52, E66, E72, E71 and N97 mobile phones.

T-Mobile Nokia N900

Although neither Nokia nor T-Mobile have announced the  N900 Rover cell phone yet, the Rover have showed up. The phone has passed FCC, as well as supports T-Mobile’s 3G.  And some specifications of the N900 Rover includes: * Wi-Fi * GPS * 3.5 inch touchscreen display with 800 x 480 pixels  (not confirmed) * Maemo 5 OS  (not confirmed) * Bluetooth * FM Transmitter  * 5MP Carl Zeiss camera * Full QWERTY keyboard

T-Mobile Sidekick 4G announced

T-Mobile Sidekick is a vary famous mobile phone series. it has a bit long history and T-Mobile started this series in 2004.  Sidekick phones have a special quality, all of them comes with a  slider type display. the display needs to slide in order to type with QWERTY keypad. this design is specific to the Sidekick phone series also the last two phones comes with the Android OS.T-Mobile announced the next Sidekick phone in this week. it's a 4G  phone and comes with lots of new features. it has a 3.5 inch capacitive  touchscreen and the display supports 480 x 800 pixels resolution. it runs with Android 2.2 OS. T-Mobile Sidekick 4G has a very powerful hardware so it's a very fast phone. it runs with a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor  and has a PowerVR SGX540 GPU. the main camera of this phone is 5Mp  and it supports geo-tagging feature. T-Mobile Sidekick 4G will be released  to the market in next few month and it will comes with a cheap package.

Nokia-C6-cell-phone

The Nokia C6 cell phone looks nice in white, the new Nokia  C6 will feature a sliding QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen,  256 MB of internal memory, if this got a capacitive screen then its a winner. low-mid range phone. The C6 will use Symbian^1 and  not the new Symbian^3, If you were an S^3 obsessive you’d know  that its actually an S^2 device. S^3 is still not nearly completed,  still have a fair bit more work to be done before devices are shipped. S^3 devices probably wont be shipped until at best summer of this year.  I’m sure the Nokia C6 cell phone will be a lot cheaper that a lot  of its competitors.

Nokia X2 QWERTY Phone available at T-Mobile USA

T-Mobile has finally launched a new cheap QWERTY phone from Nokia which called the Nokia X2 (X2-01) in the US market. The Nokia X2 comes with a candybar design which accompanied with a full QWERTY keyboard. The T-Mobile Nokia X2 features a 2.4 inch QVGA display, S40 UI, VGA photo camera, Bluetooth 2.1, Music player, pera Mini, email, 3.5mm headset jack, MicroSD card support, and a 1020 mAh battery. The Nokia X2 phone is now available for purchase at T-Mobile USA for  only $79.99 without contract.

Nokia N8 may arrive early on T-Mobile UK

T-Mobile UK has set up their own teaser page for the Nokia N8 giving you a chance to Register your interest on the upcoming  arrival of Nokia’s latest flagship device. Nokia, a former leader in  the world of smartphones, has fallen on to hard times of late and needs the N8 to help them recapture some of their past glory. The N8 offer a 3.5” AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display, HDMI port, Wi-Fi b/g/n, 16GB of internal storage, Symbian ^3, GPS,  Bluetooth and most important a 12 MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics.  Based on the N8’s camera specs it should put it well ahead of the pack  and may bring back some smartphone glory to Nokia. I’ve been a Nokia fan boy for years and I’m hoping the N8 does well  because Nokia has provided a lot of smartphone innovations over the years and it would be a huge loss if they were not involved in the manufacturing and distribution of high-end handsets in the future.

New Smartphone for T-Mobile USA, New Step By Nokia

The Nokia Astound makes it easy for consumers to stay connected. The Astound has three fully customizable homescreens, giving quick access to  email, and the ability to check the latest from Facebook and Twitter, or just surf the web. Consumers can kick back and enjoy the Astound’s  is not only easy and fun to use, but is also very sexy and sleek, unlike anything entertainment features by playing pre-loaded games like Fruit Ninja, listening  to the latest music with the Slacker Radio app, or browsing their own music and video collection, right at their fingertips“As millions more consumers  make the switch to smartphones, Nokia is proud to offer an alternative that in its price point,” said Mark Slater, vice president of sales, Nokia. “ With a user experience rounded out by Nokia’s Ovi services, including  Maps and Store, consumers will be delighted to discover Nokia’s premium design quality with no compromises on services and apps, made affordable  with T-Mobile.”

Nokia N95 has been Released

The new Nokia N95 is now available in European, Asian and Middle Eastern markets. It is a multimedia device with a unique 2-way slide design, that features GPS functionality,  a 5 Mpix camera with Carl Zeiss optics and supports high-speed mobile networks such as HSDPA, WLAN, EDGE and WCDMA.  N95 is equipped with a sharp color display with a simple 3D  user interface, built-in stereo speakers and a 3.

Nokia E63, American

The Nokia E63 has made its way to the United States and  unlike other unlocked Nokias, you won’t have to remortgage your house to get this one in your pocket. At only $279, the  Nokia E63 will work on either AT&T or T-Mobile and comes  with a 2.3? inch QVGA screen, QWERTY keyboard, full browser  with Flash, WiFi and GPS.The Nokia E63 is now available in Nokia’s flagship stores in New York and Chicago as well as retail partners in  the real world and on the interwebz.

T-Mobile e71

The E71 looks like a great contender though it is more  expensive and doesn’t support T-Mobile’s 3G spectrum.  Drats!Looks like I’ll just keep on waiting for something more  interesting to come along. I mean is a e71 phone with decent  battery life too much to ask for?

T-Mobile Nokia E73

Nokia and T-Mobile USA have today confirmed that the QWERTY keyboard packing Nokia E73 Mode Series 60 powered smartphone, which is ‘designed to help balance the need to stay connected with one’s work and personal life at  home or on the go’, will hit the US network later this month. The candybar 3G Nokia E73 Mode, aside from sporting the  aforementioned full QWERTY keyboard (the E73 Mode is  set to become the thinnest full QWERTY keyboard smartphone available from T-Mobile, incidentally), comes with a 2.4”  16M color 320 x 240 resolution display, a 5 megapixel camera with flash (supplemented by a secondary front mounted camera to facilitate video calling), GPS, 250MB of integrated memory  which can be supplemented with MicroSD/MicroSDHC cards, integrated media player and FM radio and, in terms of wireless  connectivity, both Bluetooth (v2.1 with A2DP) and WiFi are in evidence. “The Nokia E73 Mode brings style and function in an affordable device  without compromise,” said Mark Slater, vice president, Sales, Nokia. “Working together with T-Mobile, the Nokia E73 Mode enables us to bring our customers a ‘Work & Life’ solution that allows consumers and  businesses to be as productive as possible, while still providing an exceptional consumer value and performance.” And, as far as business usage is  concerned, the E73 Mode includes support for services such as IBM Lotus Traveler, support for and access to Salesforce.com, Bloomberg  and more to ‘help business customers bring their office with them while on the go’ whilst you can also factor in Ovi Files, QuickOffice, Adobe PDF  Manager and ZIP Manager as well as a full web browser (with Flash support). The Nokia E73 Mode is expected to become available via T-Mobile stores, and via T-Mobile’s online portal, from 16 June when it’ll set you back around $70 based on you signing yourself away on a new two-year agreement.

T-Mobile Nokia 5230

“The Nokia 5230 Nuron is a great product of our collaboration with  T-Mobile USA and provides consumers with more compelling mobile  experiences as they navigate, watch video, play games and social network, ” said Mark Slater, Vice President, Sales, Nokia. “The Nokia Nuron offers  U.S. consumers a unique and compelling mobile experience that caters to  their everyday needs and enables them to connect to their passions with an  affordable 3G touch smartphone.” The Nokia Nuron is a mobile solution that allows consumers to easily make their way around town, download content and applications to keep them entertained, or help to manage their busy lives. Consumers can keep up  with friends and family via IM, text, personal or work e-mail, and offers

the ability to easily surf the Web with a full HTML browser.

Nokia 5610 XpressMusic launches on T-Mobile

T-Mobile have announced their latest cellphone, the Nokia 5610 XpressMusic , which will be available on the network from today. A compact slider, the  5610 has a media player with dedicated music slider key, A2DP stereo Bluetooth, an FM radio and is compatible with AAC, eAAC+, MP3  and WMA formats. A 1GB microSD card is included, the the 5610 supporting up to 4GB; music can be transferred via the USB cable.

Nokia 2720 T-Mobile

The black and white external display measures 1.36 inches and  displays only the most important information. Unfolded, it shows a 1.8-inch LCD with 128 x 160 resolution and 65,000 colors. Both  the T9 keypad and navigation array are really good, designed by  inputs largely undisturbed. As a phone, the 2720 Fold makes for high-quality calls, much clearer  and better sounding than other phones in the same price range. Callers on the other hand, can detect a certain degree of sharpness, but excellent  discussions reported anyway. Speakerphone was decent and usable, but by far the best. The battery life lasts for three hours that it is good  for a day or two of regular use (maybe more if you rarely make calls)  should be evaluated.

T-Mobile launches Nokia 6650

Kat has already heralded the arrival of the Nokia 6650 (though she said it, along with the  Nokia 6124, was boring), and now T-Mobile has announced that the  clamshell handset is available. We've already run down the features, but here they are again - let's see if they sound any more exciting four-and a-half months on. The Nokia 6650 features a range of multimedia features, including Mobile  TV, Mobile Jukebox, MP3 player, and FM radio, in-built GPS and pre- installed Nokia Maps, a fairly lacklustre two megapixel camera, albeit with  LED flash and 4x digital zoom, and colour-changing keypad, for the littlest bit  of bling. It also makes the most of T-Mobile's web'n'walk service, giving you cost-effeective mobile Internet. More exciting? Middling, perhaps, but it's available for free on Combi 30 plans and above. It's your call

Nokia 6500 Slide Black Now on T-Mobile

The Black edition of the Nokia 6500 Slide has now been relased on T-Mobile  in the UK, after originally launching as an Orange exclusive phone the Nokia  6500 Black was then made available on O2 and 3 Mobile before being released on Pay As You Go and then as  a SIM free handset. Now that the Nokia 6500 Slide Black is available on T-Mobile there are more tariff options than ever before making it easier to find the best deal  to suit your usage requirements. The Black Nokia 6500 slide lets you capture and share your images instantly  and easily, in beautiful clarity. The 6500 slide has a 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens optics, autofocus and 8x digital zoom. Once you’ve taken a  picture or video, share it with family and friends. Send it to them via email,  ransfer via Bluetooth, see them on a TV screen via TV-Out, or upload them  directly to your Flickr photo album for all to see. The Nokia 6500 slide black has a micro USB connector to connect to a PC; you can also charge the handset via this connection. With support for Bluetooth 2.0 you can also listen to your favourite tunes wirelessly with a compatible Bluetooth headset.

T-Mobile announces Nokia 7510

As expected, the Nokia 7510 has gone official on T-Mobile -- albeit with less  "Supernova" branding than we would've figured on. We're not sure why T-Mob decided to drop the naming convention, because it sorta relegates an otherwise- interesting phone to anonymous number-dom, but that's why there are well-compensated marketing folks making these critical decisions, right?  It's got WiFi, making it one of the hotter HotSpot-compatible phones currently offered, and features a translucent cover over a fancy OLED display that serves up interesting effects for your entertainment. It's QVGA, it has Bluetooth, a  2-megapixel camera, myFaves support, and three included changeable faceplates -- Espresso  Brown, Fatal Red, and Emerald Green. Look for it in stores in "the coming  weeks."

Nokia 5310 from T-Mobile

To unlock a Nokia 5310 from T-Mobile it is completely free and only  takes a few steps. Your Nokia 5310 will first need an unlock code. As stated in this article, you can get yourself a free unlock code by calling  the T-Mobile support line at 1-800-866-2453. In exchange for the unlock code, they will request your Nokia 5310′s IMEI number, which you can  find by typing *#06# and hitting enter. Unfortunately, many of the Nokia  unlock code generators do not have codes supporting the Nokia 5310, so you are probably best off calling the T-Mobile. Once you have your free  unlock code for your Nokia 5310 you can begin the unlocking process. Here are the steps to unlock your phone for free:

T-Mobile issues 5610 XpressMusic

Nokia’s Comes With Music offer seems to have hit a slight snag: T-Mobile has  announced that some of the phones shipped with the package are defective. The network operator’s temporarily discontinued sales of the Nokia 5610 XpressMusic in order to address “a defective component in some units that may cause the LED display to go blank”. Although T-Mobile hasn’t said how many phones could be affected, it claimed the issue is “limited to a very small percentage of devices”. The operator’s  working with Nokia to try and resolve the problem, but Nokia’s yet to speak up about the problem. If you’ve experienced a problem with your Nokia 5610 XpressMusic phone, you can contact T-Mobile online for support. But not before you send us the details and pictures, of course.

Nokia 6650 T-Mobile

T -Mobile and Nokia announced the Nokia 6650 mobile phone, a stylish and easy to use cell phone optimized for use with T-Mobile services. Available exclusively for T-Mobile International customers, the Nokia 6650 mobile phone is equipped with the latest wireless features, such as an integrated GPS and multimedia player, allowing T-Mobile  customers easy access to a wide range of services such as web'n'walk,  MyFaves, Mobile Jukebox and NaviGate. The Nokia 6650 phone will be  available from T-Mobile during the third quarter at T-Mobile sales points across Europe at a very attractive price. In Germany for example,  the Nokia 6650 will retail for just 1 euro together with the Relax 100 rate.

Nokia 6301 T-Mobiles

GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 2G Network – 106.8 x 43.8 x 13.1 mm – 93 grams – 2 Inch TFT, 16M colors/240 x 320 pixels Display MP3 Ringtones – Vibration – 1000 entries, Photocall (Phonebook) – 20 – Downloadable wallpapers, screensavers – Polyphonic (64 channels), dialed, 20 received, 20 missed calls (Call Records) – 30 MB of user memory  plus microSD (TransFlash) Card slot up to 2GB – GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 – 48 kbps – EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps – WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, UMA technology – HSCSD – Bluetooth v2.0 – miniUSB – SMS, MMS, Email, Instant  Messaging – WAP 2.0/xHTML Browser – Games – 2 MP Camera (1600×1200  pixels, video(QCIF) – Java MIDP 2.0 – FM stereo radio – Macromedia flash lite  2.0 – Push to talk – MP3/M /AAC/AAC+/eAAC+ player – Voice command – Voice memo – Calendar – Built-in handsfree – Calculator – T9 – Standard battery ,Li-Ion 860 mAh (BL-4C) –  Up to 310 h Stand-by and Up to 3 h 30 min Talk time.

Nokia 6133 launched by T-Mobile

T-Mobile USA today announced the availability of the Nokia 6133 quad-band handset. The 6133 comes equipped with a 2.2", 240 x 320 pixel QVGA display supporting up to 16 million colors, a 1.3 megapixe l camera with 8x digital zoom, video capture and playback, music player  with MP3, AAC. AAC+ and eAAC+ support, Bluetooth, Instant Messaging  (AIM,  Yahoo!, MSN, ICQ) myfaves, voice dialing, voice commands and voice recorder.

T-Mobile Nokia 5230

consumers a unique and compelling mobile experience that caters to their “The Nokia 5230 Nuron is a great product of our collaboration with T-Mobile USA and provides consumers with more compelling mobile experiences  as they navigate, watch video, play games and social network,” said Mark  Slater, Vice President, Sales, Nokia. “The Nokia Nuron offers U.S everyday needs and enables them to connect to their passions with an affordable  3G touch smartphone.” The Nokia Nuron is a mobile solution that allows consumers to easily make their way around town, download content and applications to keep themn entertained, or help to manage their busy lives. Consumers can keep up with friends and family via IM, text, personal or work e-mail, and offers he ability to easily surf the Web with a full HTML browser.

T-Mobile G2

It looks like the new T-Mobile G2 will be available to pre-order for existing customers starting today, until the 4th of October 2010, and it will go on sale  n October the 6th. The T-Mobile G2 features a 3.7 inch capacitive touchscreen display, plus an  800MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, and it will make use of T-Mobile’s new  HSPA+ network, that is designed to deliver download speeds of up to 14.4 Mbps.

T-Mobile's newest set was officially announced today at a press conference in New York. Set to launch on October 22nd for $179 on T-Mobile in theUS on a two-year stint, or $399 contract-free. Starting in early November all you folks in United Kingdom will have access and Germany, Austria, Czech Republic and the Netherlands can expect their release in the first quarter  of 2009. The G1 features WiFi and 3G radios, a 3-megapixel camera, and support for the Android Market and Amazon's mobile MP3 store, giving owners apps and tunes on the go. Existing T-Mobile subscribers get first  dibs, with orders being accepted starting today. Here's a quick rundown of the specs: