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The leaked slideshow here clearly shows some of the phones T-Mobile USA is getting ready to launch in the first quarter of 2010. Since it's February already and the MWC 2010 is coming soon we'll be more interested to see what the carrier is about to offer us in March.

And T-Mobile has some interesting phones for its subscribers. We've known for a while that the HTC HD2 is getting ready for a March launch in the USA so we're not that surprised to see it appear on the leaked slide.


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It looks like German telecommunication giant Deutsche Telekom wants to ditch its not-so-profitable ventures. Just the other day we heard how Orange and T-Mobile UK and now we hear that T-Mobile USA is also soon to be divorced from its German counterpart.

So what will happen to T-Mobile USA you ask? Well it looks like Deutsche Telekom will spin off the T-Mo USA company. The company is not profitable enough for DT to still want to keep it under its protective wings:

T-Mobile USA has languished under perceptions that its wireless network is inferior and lacks reach, a major shortcoming as customers turn to their cell phones to surf the Internet and stream video. In the third quarter, 77,000 users walked away from T-Mobile USA, while AT&T and Verizon Wireless added millions of customers.


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HTC has announced that the U.S.-bound HTC HD2 will get some upgrades. The phone is coming to T-Mobile and the upgrade might just mean that the HD2 will be upgradeable to Windows Mobile 7 once Microsoft announces the new OS this year.

As soon as people found out that the U.S. HD2 will have 576MB of RAM instead of 448MB of RAM like the European version they started to wonder whether the Euro version could also have as much RAM. And it looks like HTC has hidden 128MB of RAM in the Euro version of the HTC HD2.


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Apple's event centered around its hottest new product, the rumored tablet will take place tomorrow and Apple is said to make some important iPhone-related announcements.

Cupertino will apparently launch iPhone OS 4.0 which should definitely improve the usability of the handset but also be used on the larger iPhone-like tablet. Furthermore Steve Jobs could announce the early termination of the AT&T iPhone exclusivity deal in the USA.


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Here is application to check your addiction to your BlackBerry phone. Prepare to find out with EarlySail's free I Love Blackberry application. Like you may have suspected that you were in love with your BlackBerry, but this app will give you actual usage statistics. The application will show your usage during work hours and during nights and weekends. It organizes your daily, weekly, monthly usage for the current period as well as displays long term averages.


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T-Mobile will be the carrier that will officially bring the HTC HD2 to the USA. We have known this for quite a while now and it took T-Mobile a lot of time to come clean and confirm the device.

The Windows Mobile 6.5 flagship phone has been available in other markets for a few months now while the U.S. customers have been waiting for any carrier of the big four to pick it up.


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The Nokia E72, the successor of the Nokia E71 , has arrived in the USA. The phone is ready to ship in the U.S. and it's going to be available for $469 without a contract.

The phone comes with quadband GSM and triband WCDMA support, full QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, WiFi b/g, a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, Flash Lite 3.0 compatible browser, GPS and digital compass. Support for Nokia Maps 3.0 is also included but it will cost you $99.95 per year in case you want to access it.


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Motorola Droid should be unveiled officially on October 28. Apparently Motorola USA isn't aware of that yet and it has posted the official Droid materials on Motorola's website. All the specs and features have therefore been leaked and know we can unofficially tell you what to expect from Verizon's first Android phone.


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Oh Dell oh Dell, still trying to get a foot in the smartphone space huh? Well that little crap of an Android smartphone you all drop on the Chinese will never cut it, read more »

Callbook is very neat program for Android phone which shows detailed usage statistics. It collects information about your calls and messages and provides immediate comprehensive reports and statistics for your mobile history.


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