T-Mobile is ready to release a series of new handsets for the holiday season. One of these phones is the myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition, which will run on the Google Android OS. T-Mobile hopes that this cell phone will appeal to myTouch fans and music fans. As the handset runs on Google Android, you have access to more than 10,000 applications. The specs of this limited edition myTouch 3G are the same as the standard version. But, the limited edition handset comes pre-loaded with audio and video clips from music legends.

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T-Mobile USA will release the BlackBerry Curve 8520 on August 5th, 2009. Dubbed as BlackBerry Gemini, the smartphone will be released via retail stores, RPS and Wallmart. The new Curve 8520 is the first BlackBerry device to come with optical trackpad navigation instead of the traditional trackball. The phone also features a full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, GSM/EDGE connectivity, a 2MP digital camera and access to BlackBerry App World. No word on pricing at this time.

Well, there wasn’t exactly much mystery left around this one, but it looks like the HTC-made Dash 3G (or Maple, or S522, or Snap) has now finally rolled its way into availability on T-Mobile’s website, just as expected. While its full suggested price is $349.99, T-Mobile will gladly let this one go for just $169.99 on a two-year contract, which’ll of course get you a Windows Mobile 6.1-based device with a full QWERTY keyboard, and plenty of niceties like built-in WiFi, GPS, Exchange support, a 2.4-inch QVGA display, and some nifty red accents and refined touches that certainly make the original Dash look a bit dated in comparison.

We’re finally allowed to tell you that T-Mobile’s second Android-powered handset will indeed be the T-Mobile myTouch 3G. An HTC-manufactured device, already available in other countries with other carriers, finally will make its way to T-Mobile USA in early August. It is available for pre-order on July 8th for a retail price of $199 with two year agreement. The rumored color options were correct with white, black, and “distinctive merlot” colorizations. Here’s a list of full specifications, and further information is available after the break!

* 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

T-Mobile is really pushing customization options on the myTouch 3G with exclusive applications like the ones below:

“Whether a marathon runner in training who downloads the Cardio Trainer application or a
music buff who lives by his or her Imeem application, myTouch customers can find and
download unique applications from Android Market to expand and personalize their phone
to fit their precise interests and lifestyle. myTouch customers can also enjoy Sherpa™, an
application that features GENIE (Geodelic ENgine for Interest Evaluation), a learning
engine that automatically customizes itself to the user’s preferences. Created by Geodelic,
Sherpa learns a person’s likes and dislikes through behavior and user feedback,
prioritizing recommended retailers, restaurants and attractions. Seamlessly blending
behavior recognition, a recommendation engine and location relevant information, this combination of learning is exclusive to Sherpa and unlike any experience currently on the market.”

Call it an announcement of an announcement, if you will — not quite as detailed as we’d like, but it’s one small morsel of information on the long road to the US’ second Android handset. Perhaps in response to the Wall Street Journal’s suggestionmyTouch 3G, seeing how it’s already launched in the form of the Google Ion — it just needs a T-Mobile logo, some packaging, maybe a gently tweaked firmware, and it’s ready to rock. that T-Mobile would be releasing details on its next Android phone next week, a company spokesperson has said just that: “Next week, T-Mobile will share more details about its next Android-powered phone, the follow-on device to the T-Mobile G1 with Google.” No mention is made of what that phone will be, but the odds-on favorite has to be the

This is A latest news for T-MOBILE user’s in USA. T-MOBILE now offers T-Mobile Dash 3GTM, a mobile phone with a sleek design, data transmission and web browsing via T-Mobile’s 3G High Speed Network and Wi-Fi (802.11 b / g).

The T-Mobile Dash 3G, designed by HTC and is supported by Microsoft ® Windows Mobile 6.1, available in glossy black with red wrapping fiture with full Qwerty keyboard, a trackball and vibrant display. and the phone will launch in July on the future, here is a picture phone The T-Mobile Dash 3G

So this really does not look anything like a Bigfoot we see some time ago, but we can see the family resemblance sorta squint if we really (really, really) hard. According to the Boy Genius report, what we find here is suspected Samsung Android-powered for Bigfoot T-Mobile, said the attack will be high end of the line service smartphone thanks to 3-inch capacitive AMOLED display, full QWERTY, 3 megapixel camera, and nature, HSDPA.