T-Mobile’s New Cell Phone Releases

Posted on October 30, 2009 by Chris







The new holiday lineup for T-Mobile includes the following phones.

Google Android MyTouch 3G
Samsung Behold II
Motorola Cliq, of course
T-Mobile Tap
Nokia 3711
The new BlackBerry Curve 8520 is available in white.

The Nokia 3711, one of the new ones this year is your basic clamshell phone, but it supports T-Mobile’s 3G network and Web2Go, the web access and browsing component. It also boasts a 2 MP camera.

T-Mobile Tap is for people who live online and need to be connected while on the go. If you want easy access to all kinds of apps, this phone is for you.

This is not a bad lineup for T-Mobile, which also made some headlines recently due to the news about T-Mobile’s “Project Dark,” which is seen as a threat or at least a competitor in the prepaid phone market.

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One Response to T-Mobile’s New Cell Phone Releases

  1. Bruce Macnevin says:
    July 18, 2010 at 11:17 pm

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