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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide is a Google Android 2.1 handset with a slide-out QWERTY keypad and a unique Genius button for voice-activated functions. It also offers myModes and the Faves Gallery, both of which help separate work from home life and enhance social networking activities with a user’s most important contacts.

T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide  comes with a 3.4-inch HVGA display, 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, 3G, an 8 GB memory card, and a pretty heavily-customized skin based on Android 2.1.

The myTouch 3G Slide phone also sports radio which is capable of theoretical 7.2 Mbps downloads and supports T-Mobile’s 21 Mbps HSPA+ network.

T-Mobile myTouch 3G is a 3G-enabled, Google Android OS-powered smartphone with vibrant 3.2-inch touchscreen; access to Android Market for downloading applications. It is compatible with T-Mobile’s 3G network (available in select markets); T-Mobile’s myFaves service provides unlimited calling to your five most called contacts.
The phone sports Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g); GPS location services; 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder, Bluetooth stereo music streaming, MicroSD expansion to 32 GB. It supports Up to 7.0 hours of talk time, up to 384 hours (16 days) of standby time. People are very happy with such a phone.

The T-Mobile myTouch 3G Phone combines full touchscreen functionality with fast 3G connectivity and a mobile Web experience that includes many Google tools you’ve come to rely on with your PC. Designed by HTC and powered by the open-source Android operating system, it offers an intuitive interface with an easily customizable home screen and the ability to personalize the myTouch 3G with a wide selection of free and paid downloadable apps via the Android Market.

What’s more, the myTouch 3G offers GPS location services for turn-by-turn directions using Google Maps and Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g) for accessing home and business networks as well as hot-spots while on the go. So I’m sure you’ll love this T-Mobile phone too.

The T-Mobile myTouch 3G comes with loads of brilliant features, let’s take a look.

Features:

• Powered by the Android operating system with deep integration of Google services and access to thousands of apps to customize your phone via the Android Market.
• Fast 3G connectivity via T-Mobile’s HSDPA/UMTS network. (1700/2100 MHz bands, UMTS/HSDPA)
• Quad-band GSM phone for good global voice connectivity. (850/900/1800/1900 MHz bands)
• myFaves capable
• 3.2-inch touchscreen display (480 x 320 pixels, 262K colors) with customizable, intuitive home screen.
• On-screen keyboard with built-in familiar layout lets you type messages easily without searching for the letter you want.
• 3.2-megapixel camera with video capture capabilities
• Built-in GPS with turn-by-turn directions provided by Google Maps and other third-party apps (for real-time directions). With Google Maps, you can instantly view maps and satellite imagery, as well as find local business.
• Bluetooth connectivity (version 2.0) includes profiles for communication headset, hands-free car kits, and the A2DP Bluetooth profile–enabling you to wirelessly stream your music to a pair of compatible Bluetooth stereo headphones or speaker dock.
• Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g) for accessing home and corporate networks as well as hotspots while on the go.
• Memory expansion via microSD card slot with support for optional cards up to 32 GB.
• Multi-format digital audio player with dedicated Amazon MP3 Store app for over-the-air downloads.
• YouTube app for streaming video over 3G and Wi-Fi connections.
• Rich HTML email application seamlessly syncs your email, calendar and contacts from Gmail as well as most other POP3 or IMAP email services.
• Full HTML Web browser enables you to view more pages and enjoy better Web content delivered efficiently to your phone.
• Instant messaging support for Google Talk, as well as AOL, Yahoo! Messenger and Windows Live Messenger. I
• Text (SMS) and picture/video (MMS) messaging
• Google Calendar app syncs with the Web-based version, so any event that you add to your phone will show up on the Web-based Google Calendar (and vice versa).
• Voice-activated functions lets you control your phone with your voice.
• Organizer tools including calendar, calculator, and tasks.
• Airplane mode allows you to listen to music while the cellular connectivity is turned off.
• Caller ID pictures lets you see a photo of your caller to quickly decide whether to answer.
• Wow! What a huge list of wonderful features! Yeah, you’ll find out more when you get the phone.

Price as Reviewed: $98.00 (with new service plan)

T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009 Phone is a messaging phone with high-def 3.2-inch screen, QWERTY keyboard, and quick access to popular social networking sites. It is compatible with T-Mobile’s 3G network (available in select markets), MyFaves service provides unlimited calling to your five most called contacts. The phone sports 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder; GPS-enabled Live Search with photo geotagging; Bluetooth stereo music; access to personal email. People are very happy with such a phone.
Sidekick LX 2009 for T-Mobile is ready for speed with connectivity to T-Mobile’s 3G network for fast downloads and quick access to your favorite social networking sites. The phone also includes a high-definition LCD, a camera with flash, improved video capabilities, mood lights which lets users set specific settings for various communication alerts, and GPS-enabled Live Search.

About T-Mobile Service: The Sidekick LX operates on GSM 850/900/1800/1900 networks and is compatible with T-Mobile’s UMTS/HSDPA 3G network, which operates on the 1700/2100 MHz AWS spectrum.

The T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009 Phone comes with some cool features, let’s take a look.

Features:

* The Sidekick LX maintains the popular features that Sidekick fans have come to expect, including the iconic swivel screen, full QWERTY keyboard, and an intuitive user interface–now with a built-in self-help application.

* The “Communities” section of the Sidekick provides one-click access to the most popular social networking sites, bringing Facebook, MySpace and Twitter directly to you via customized applications that update automatically and put notifications directly on the Sidekick home screen.

* The phone has a 256 MB internal flash memory plus 128 MB RAM, and you can expand the devices memory using optional MicroSD memory cards (up to 8 GB in size).

* Handsfree communication is easy thanks to the integrated speakerphone. This phone also provides Bluetooth wireless connectivity (version 2.0), and includes profiles for communication headset, handsfree car kits, and file transfer.

Of course, these are just the main features this phone offers, you’ll enjoy more cool features when you get the phone.

Specs:

* Updated Sidekick LX messaging phone with high-def 3.2-inch screen, QWERTY keyboard, and quick access to popular social networking sites
* Compatible with T-Mobile’s 3G network (available in select markets); MyFaves service provides unlimited calling to your five most called contacts
* 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder; GPS-enabled Live Search with photo geotagging; Bluetooth stereo music; access to personal email
* Up to 5.5 hours of talk time, up to 192 hours (8 days) of standby time
* What’s in the Box: Sidekick LX, battery, charger, wired stereo handsfree headset, 128 MB MicroSD memory card, mini-USB cable, protective case, user manual

Price as Reviewed: $149.99 (with new service plan)

T-Mobile Sidekick is a messaging phone sports a slightly smaller, thinner and lighter design, 2.6-inch high-resolution screen. It is compatible with T-Mobile’s MyFaves service–unlimited calling to your five most called contacts. The sports a 2-megapixel camera; digital audio player, Bluetooth for handsfree communication and stereo music, MicroSD expansion. It supports up to 5 hours of talk time. People are very happy with such a phone.
The T-Mobile Sidekick Phone combines the best features of the earlier iD and LX models, it is a great way to chat on popular instant messaging services, connect with friends on MySpace, and easily record and share photos and videos.

The T-Mobile Sidekick sports a slightly smaller, thinner and lighter design than previous Sidekicks, and it offers a high-resolution 2.6-inch slide-out display and changeable custom covers. The new Sidekick also features an integrated Spanish user interface–the first for a Sidekick device. So I think you’ll love this phone too.

About T-Mobile Service: This phone operates on GSM 850/1900 networks and can handle high-speed data connectivity via T-Mobile’s EDGE network (which stands for “Enhanced Data Rates for Global Evolution”). This high-speed, mobile data and Internet access technology is fast enough to support a wide range of advanced data services (with average data speeds between 75-135Kbps), including video and music clips, full picture and video messaging, high-speed color Internet access, and email on the go.

The T-Mobile Sidekick Phone comes with some cool features, let’s take a look.
Features:

• When closed, the Sidekick has a candybar-style with an extra-large 2.6-inch LCD screen featuring a 400 x240-pixel resolution and a 65K color depth. You’ll enjoy enhanced web surfing with the PC-like, full-size layout or standard Sidekick screen-size layout to scroll and read a page.

• The phone has a 64 MB internal memory, which enables you to store up to 25 ringtones, add up to five slides to multimedia messages, and record up to 60-second voice messages.

• For true individualization, you can design a completely unique shell unlike any other using a dedicated online Sidekick site via SkinIt at sidekickshells.com.

• This phone provides Bluetooth wireless connectivity (version 1.2), and includes profiles for mono and stereo headset, handsfree, dial-up networking, object push, file transfer, and basic print.

Of course, these are just the key features, you’ll find out more cool features.
Additional Features:

• Digital audio player compatible with MP3, AAC, and WMA formats and support for playlists
• Access to personal email (POP, IMAP) with support for push email
• 2-megapixel camera/camcorder
• Share videos via email, Bluetooth or picture messaging
• Quick Find searches across all applications
• Speakerphone
• 3.5mm headphone jack
• Built-in SyncML offers an easy way to sync your phone and PC’s contact list and calendar via USB or Bluetooth
• Instant messaging support: AIM, ICQ, Windows Live, and Yahoo!
• Organizer tools: Calendar, to-do, alarm clock
• Java J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition) for downloadable games

Price as Reviewed: $0.01 (with new service plan)

On Monday we reported that Oprah Winfrey was launching a promotional offer for the MyTouch 3G as part of her 24th season kickoff party. We were right! Use the promotional code KICKOFF24 and you’ll get a $100 discount on the MyTouch 3G, making it only $99.99 after contract/rebate!

show was recorded on the 9th and will air today, September 10th, so tune in to catch your dose of Oprah Droidfrey:

I’m a bit surprised her face isn’t plastered on the site but let’s not be picky! We’re already hearing back from Phandroids who have tested the Promo code and had it work so feel free to take advantage of the opportunity ASAP - I believe it expires on September 24th. But with an avalanche of Androids possibly being announced tomorrow, you may want to wait a few days and sleep on it - there should be plenty to choose from soon.

But for $99? You’ll be hard pressed to find another option in the same sport let alone ballpark.

On Monday we reported that Oprah Winfrey was launching a promotional offer for the MyTouch 3G as part of her 24th season kickoff party. We were right! Use the promotional code KICKOFF24 and you’ll get a $100 discount on the MyTouch 3G, making it only $99.99 after contract/rebate!

show was recorded on the 9th and will air today, September 10th, so tune in to catch your dose of Oprah Droidfrey:

I’m a bit surprised her face isn’t plastered on the site but let’s not be picky! We’re already hearing back from Phandroids who have tested the Promo code and had it work so feel free to take advantage of the opportunity ASAP - I believe it expires on September 24th. But with an avalanche of Androids possibly being announced tomorrow, you may want to wait a few days and sleep on it - there should be plenty to choose from soon.

But for $99? You’ll be hard pressed to find another option in the same sport let alone ballpark.

Huawei 8220 Android smartphone via T-Mobile Europe/T-Mobile Pulse just received a Wi-Fi Interoperability Certificate.The Wi-Fi certificate doesn’t say anything about Android, but the Huawei 8220 is almost certainly an Android phone.

Pulse U8220 has just appeared on pre-order at a Dutch retailer’s website for €257 or equal to $366 (free of contract). Sadly, the phone is locked on T-Mobile’s network. The T-Mobile Pulse supports a 3.5 inch touchscreen display with 320 x 480 pixels, a 3.2MP camera, HSDPA 7.2 Mbps and HSUPA 5.76 Mbps, Wi-Fi, GPS, a MicroSD card and Bluetooth 2.0

T-Mobile launches Visual Voicemail app for Android! has been hard at work to bring Visual Voicemail to its Android smartphone user-base. The first wireless carrier to offer an Android smartphone has released a new Android app that finally makes Visual Voicemail a possibility. The app is now available as part of T-Mobile’s AppPack. Similar to the iPhone, Visual Voicemail on Android allows users to see voicemails in an inbox, complete with time of the call and the caller’s contact info.

The Visual Voicemail Android app is available, free of charge, through the Android Market. But, you’ll have to make a slight change to your T-Mobile Android data plan. Before downloading the app, you need to dial “611″ on your T-Mobile G1 and ask the customer service rep to enable Visual Voicemail. Then, simply download the app and allow it to sync with your new Visual Voicemail settings.

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T-Mobile will be lining up HTC’s Touch Pro2 is pretty much similar to many other high end smartphones in the market, where it boasts an intuitive touchscreen display and a user interface that makes it a snap for customers to simplify their communication and mobile Internet experience while staying connected and informed at all times - subject to battery life, of course, as these kinds of high end devices tend to sap battery power like nobody’s business. Folks who want to pick up the HTC Touch Pro2 in mocha finish from T-Mobile can do so from August 12 onwards.

Easily making room for T-Mobile’s 3G network and helping you remain connected in most public places using built-in Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) connectivity, one can definitely tell that the HTC Touch Pro2 is not meant for casual users who check their email accounts only once a week. The HTC Touch Pro2 boasts superior data delivery and an enhanced Web-browsing experience, where you will also be able to use this as an impromptu GPS navigation device as well as location-based services. The 3.6″ color WVGA touchscreen display can slide back and tilt upwards to reveal a full-QWERTY keyboard that would definitely go some ways in helping one decide whether you like to type messages using a virtual or actual keyboard. The screen’s position and size is good enough for reading and composing email, surfing the Internet, running applications and playing games on-the-go. Other features include a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus capability, Straight Talk technology that integrates e-mail, voice and speakerphone experience into a simple manner that responds to e-mail via a call, making it a snap to organize conference calls from group e-mail.

There is no word on pricing, so we’ll just have to keep a keen eye out on this. Rest assured, the next 12 days ought to see more details revealed for the HTC Touch Pro2.

T-Mobile USA rolled out its second Android phone, the myTouch 3G that is basically the carrier’s version of the HTC Magic, which is already available in Asia, Canada and some European countries.

The myTouch 3G features a 3.2-inch 480×320 touchscreen, a 3.2 Megapixel camera, support for WiFi and Bluetooth. It works on T-Mobile’s AWS 3G and quad-band GSM/EDGE networks. The myTouch 3G is powered by a 528MHz Qualcomm processor, 512MB ROM and 192MB RAM. It has a microSD card slot for expansion.
T-Mobile will start taking pre-orders on 8 July and the price of the second Android phone is $199, with a 2-year contract.

Click for detail or purcase in Amazon.Com:

• LG Venus VX8800
• Samsung
• Nokia 2760
• BlackBerry Curve 8330
• Motorola Tundra
• Sony Ericsson W350
• HTC Touch Pro XV6850

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T-Mobile is announcing the Android-powered myTouch 3G smartphone. Its official official name is the “T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google”. The T-Mobile myTouch 3G is going to offer users a much slimmer option than this carrier’s first Android model by leaving off the built-in keyboard.Like the G1, the myTouch 3G lets you access data via Wi-Fi and T-Mobile’s 3G networks. On the e-mail front, the phone supports Exchange (essential for business users), and you can also use standard e-mail services like Gmail and POP3/IMAP.

Here’s a list of full specifications, and further information:
*Quad-band EDGE, UMTS/HSDPA (1700MHz/2100MHz)
*Wi-Fi
*GPS
*3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with YouTube and Picasa uploading support
*MicroSD slot with included 4GB microSD card
*3.2? HVGA capacitive touch screen
*Microsoft Exchange support

The myTouch 3G will be available for current T-Mobile customers to pre-order starting July 8 for $200 with a two-year agreement. Devices sold through pre-orders will begin shipping in late July in your choice of black, white, or “merlot.”

Click for detail or purcase in Amazon.Com:

• LG Venus VX8800
• Samsung
• Nokia 2760
• BlackBerry Curve 8330
• Motorola Tundra
• Sony Ericsson W350
• HTC Touch Pro XV6850

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T-Mobile will be launching a 3G-enabled 8900-style BlackBerry around September. This looks to be the much-rumored BlackBerry Driftwood while one of our sources said it was Onyx. Codenamed either Onyx or Driftwood, this BlackBerry will be a 3G-enabled 8900 handset.

Here’s a recap of the specs:
*AWS 1700MHz + 2100MHz UMTS/HSDPA
*3.2 megapixel autofocus camera
*GPS
*Wi-Fi
*QWERTY keyboard
*Optical trackpad
*480×360 screen
*Carbon fiber-esque back battery cover (the whole back is a carbon fiber pattern apparently)
*Much sexier than the BlackBerry 8900

This is a prototype, and there’ll be many rumor before this thing gets launched. There are no pricing or release date details, but expect more on this soon.

T-mobile BlackBerry 8520 has a qwerty keyboard, the BlackBerry 8520 launching in July, This is great news. I’ll probably end up just getting my brother this BlackBerry instead of a 8900 since he isn’t too particular on what phone he has as long as it’s a BlackBerry and has a qwerty keyboard. This low-end BB 8520 really should be on TMO USA’s Prepaid line-up.

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- BlackBerry Curve 8520 cell phone photos

T-Mobile G1 v2 Coming Soon - New T-Moible Cell Phons

I wish the T-Mobile G1 v2 was a non Win-Mo phone that looked like the iPhone but had a slide out QWERTY, I like the design of this one. Hopefully the keyboard is easy to type on and the keys click well. If that happens to be the real thing I like the design, plus since iphone came out I always said a slider with a touchscreen will be the ultimate design this looks good.

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- T-Mobile G1 V2 cell phone photos

T-Mobile G2 Coming Soon - T-Moible Phones Coming Soon

The T-Mobile G2 cell phone has a 5 megapixel camera, no physical keyboard. We’re looking at a July release from Walmart and a $179 price tag with a 2-year contract. No physical keyboard

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- T-Mobile G2 cell phone photos

Android OS
3G capable ( where available)
Full touch Screen
Enterprise Capable
WiFi capable ( no word about UMA)
5 Megapixel camera with aoutofocus and flash
Address Book
Calculator
Calendar
EDGE and GPRS
Games
Instant Messaging
Megatones, HI-Fi tones and wallpapers
Memory card Slot ( up to 16GB)

T-Mobile Sony Ericsson CS8 Coming Soon

Sony Ericsson CS8 Cell Phone Specifications:
- Quad Band GSM/EDGE and 1700/2100 for UMTS/ HSDPA 3G
- GPS
- WiFi for surfing and Google Maps
- Camera 8MP with autofocus
- Flash
- Cybershot model
- Radio FM
- Bluetooth Sterero
- email and IM

Cellebrite — the company which makes devices that allow mobile phone content transfer, backup, and management systems at the point of sale — announced support for T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) G1 aka HTC Dream. More precisely, Cellebrite added the Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Android-powered smartphone to the list of supported phones for its UME-36 device which can read and write phonebook, pictures, video, audio and ringtones from old phone to new phone, over a direct cabled connection.

At the moment, over 65,000 Cellebrite UME-36 devices are being used by all major carriers in the US — including Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless, AT&T (NYSE: T), Sprint (NYSE: S), T-Mobile, US Cellular and 50 additional carriers. As a matter of fact, Cellebrite has approximately 90% market share in point of sales synchronization solutions. Its portable, stand-alone UME-36 device requires no PC for use, and supports more than 1,800 past and current handset models.

Commenting on the announcement, Cellebrite’s CEO, Said Adi Ofrat, said: “Here at Cellebrite, keeping ahead of the curve is imperative to the success of the company, and our carrier clients. This is one of the best examples of Cellebrite being the first to support an industry changing OS I have some time. Our customers are come to expect this superior support, and I am proud to say we always deliver.”

T-Mobile USA, Inc. achieved the highest ranking in the J.D. Power and Associates 2009 Wireless Customer Care Performance Study – Volume 1. Survey results show T-Mobile ranked higher than all of its competitors for overall customer care performance. Since 2004, T-Mobile has achieved the highest ranking in seven of the past eight Customer Care Performance Studies conducted by J.D. Power. The study provides a detailed report card based on consumer experiences on the phone with T-Mobile customer service professionals, through an Automated Response System (ARS), in-person at T-Mobile retail stores and online at www.t-mobile.com. The 2009 Wireless Customer Care Performance Study – Volume 1 is based on responses from 13,423 wireless customers. Online interviews were conducted between July and December 2008.

The study shows:

T-Mobile ranked highest among all wireless providers in Overall Customer Care Performance, above all its competitors and significantly ahead of the industry average.
In interactions between consumers and customer care representatives, T-Mobile ranked significantly above the industry average.
T-Mobile ranked highest in online customer service and walk-in interactions at retail stores.
T-Mobile scored well above other wireless carriers and the industry average with the lowest average hold times.

The brand new T-Mobile Shadow is out today, a day earlier than we’ve expected, and it’s offered by T-Mo USA for $199 with a 2-yr contract agreement.

Since it’s manufactured by HTC, the new Shadow comes with Windows Mobile 6.1 on board, being the first WM device to support the Unlimited HotSpot Calling service from T-Mobile.

Like the old Shadow (which isn’t available anymore), the new one packs a sliding QWERTY keyboard and it’s marketed as an all in one device.

The features and specs of the handset include:

* Quad band GSM connectivity (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz)
* QVGA display
* Wi-Fi
* Stereo Bluetooth
* 2MP camera
* Talk time: up to 7 hours
* Stand by time: up to 7 days
* 2.1 x 4.1 x 0.6 inches
* 5.3 ounces

You can get yourself a T-Mobile Shadow right away and you have the option to choose between two color versions: black burgundy and white mint.

Also on sale starting today is Nokia 7510, which is offered by T-Mobile for only $49.99 when bought with a contract for two years. You can check out the features of Nokia 7510

Nokia announced today that its 7510 clamshell is ready to be launched by T-Mobile USA, albeit without the Supernova naming.

Rumors about the arrival of Nokia 7510 in the US have been around since December, and now it's all confirmed: the handset will be available in T-Mobile's stores starting this month.

Like its European Supernova edition, the clamshell runs on Nokia's S40 platform. Its highlights are the hidden external display and the Xpress-On covers (which come in colors like Fatal Red, Emerald Green and Espresso Brown).

Other features and specs include:

• 2.2 inch TFT internal display with 16 million colors and 240 x 320 pixels
• Quad band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz)
• UMA connectivity
• Support for POP3 and IMAP4 email accounts
• Music player
• FM radio with RDS
• 2MP camera with LED flash and Nokia Image Perfection System (NIPS)
• MicroSD card support, up to 8GB
• 3.64 x 1.83 x 0.66 inches
• 4.37 ounces

No pricing details yet, but you should expect the Nokia 7510 to be offered by T-Mobile for less than $100 with a contract agreement.

A leaked picture has shown the new T-Mobile Renew. Motorola Renew  is getting ready to launch in February, and it is made from a lot of renewable stuff. The device is apparently made from environmental friendly materials. Motorola Renew is only a low-end one, far from the likes of Samsung Memoir and BlackBerry Curve 8900

The device itself is pretty standard/basic.  it should come with:
*MP3 player
*FM radio with RDS
*CrystalTalk technology
*MicroSD card support, up to 2GB

Unfortunately, pricing details are still unavailable.

A leaked photo has appeared of the new T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) Renew (you may remember the T-Mobile Renew on a leaked roadmap shot here). The device is set to be one of many devices launched by T-Mobile in the first quarter of 2009, with a launch this coming February.

By the looks of things, the Renew is a candybar… and it's 'proper name' is actually the MOTO W233 Renew. The device is apparently made from environmental friendly materials… No doubt the reason the leaked shot comes in that lovely green color.

"Exclusively from T-Mobile, the environmentally responsible MOTO W233 Renew is uniquely designed to reduce environmental impact by using sustainable materials in its design and packaging while at the same time delivering performance and quality customers rely on."

I hope the device will come in other colors, but don't be surprised if green is your only option… This is after all, a 'green' device! The device itself is pretty standard/basic, but if it is anything like the W231 (a previous gen device which looks to be almost identical), the W233 should feature MicroSD card support, FM radio with RDS, an MP3 player and some more solid basic features.

Pricing details are still unavailable, but I'd expect more exact specs to drop by mid to end of January. Stay tuned.

Calling all Sidekick fans, this is for all those that want a bargain and of course those who want the T-Mobile Sidekick iD.

The Sidekick iD is a popular device that will enable you to access emails, send instant messages and of course text messages and so much more. Now get this for a bargain, the T-Mobile Sidekick iD is on sale for less than $50.

The suggested retail is $249.99 and with the Web-only discount at a whopping $200.00 this means you can buy the Sidekick iD for only a mere $49.99.

What you waiting for, bag yourself a bargain and get your Sidekick iD now form T-Mobile.