Here is a leaked shot of the HTC Vision high-end Android phone with side-slide QWERTY keyboard. Some are saying that the Vision will be released in the US by T-Mobile and will be called G1 Blaze.

The Vision / G1 Blaze is like the QWERTY version of the Nexus One/HTC Desire, getting a 1GHz processor, a 3.7-inch touchscreen, four touch-sensitive buttons and an optical trackpad. No words yet on availability,  however.[engadget]

As reported before, T-Mobile is launching in the US market the Nokia E73 Mode QWERTY smartphone. The E73 is a bar-type smartphone with full QWERTY keyboard, just like the E71 and E72. It has a color display, a 5 Megapixel camera with flash and auto focus and WiFi connectivity. More of this gadget »

T-Mobile is getting a trio of LG mobile phone this summer, the LG Sentio, LG dLite and LG GS170. This is the first collaboration between the two companies. Both the Sentio and dLite come equipped with T-Mobile Social Buzz, an application that provides easy access to your favorite social networking sites. More of this gadget »

We’ve talked about garminfone here before but it was just officially announced by T-Mobile with a release date of June 9th. T-Mobile Garminfone will cost $200 after a two year contract and a $50 mail in rebate. Specs for Garminfone haven’t changed: Integrated GPS, HSPA 3G, bluetooth, WiFi, Webkit browser, 3.5″ screen, 3MP camera, and 1150mAh are some of the highlights.

T-Mobile already has a mini site where you can sign up to get notified when it hit the stores

 

We just talked about Garminfone that will be exclusively available from T-Mobile. The phone is not out yet but some people managed to get their hands on the device, and unboxed it while documenting every step.

What makes Garminfone special is that fact that you’ll have Garmin’s expertise in GPS navigation always with you. The interface is familiar, maps are preloaded, and you can navigate to a location stored in a picture.Would you prefer a Garminfone over another Android phone with free Google navigation?

The myTouch 3G Fender Edition will be released via T-Mobile USA on January 20, 2010. T-Mobile has teamed up with legendary guitarist Eric Clapton to promote this handset. FYI, the myTouch 3G Fender Edition has a 3.5mm headset jack and a 16GB MicroSD card in the box. The phone comes preloaded with Eric Clapton hit songs like “Wonderful Tonight,” “Layla,” “Rock ‘N’ Roll Heart” and “My Father’s Eyes.” There are also several songs from Avril Lavigne, Wyclef Jean and Brad Paisley. The T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender will cost $179.99 with a 2-year contract agreement.

T-Mobile has followed in the footsteps of many others (like HTC) and have released updates of Windows Mobile, version 6.5 to the Dash 3G and Touch Pro2 smartphones. The new updates will be released on January 20, and will update to the latest version of Windows Mobile 6, which is 6.5.3.

Good old T-Mobile’s on a roll these days with new phone plans, and this one seems perfectly catered to stocking stuffers. The quartet of phones start at $59.99, but so far we know of two: BlackBerry Curve 8520 for $299.99 and the Pearl for $149.99, according to the Best Buy stores we contacted. There’s no contract commitment, and according to the press release, the first month is included in the bill from the point the phone’s out of the box and activated. We don’t know the details of that first month of service (data? texting?), but it’s still a pretty penny for an unsubsidized handset. After that second month, of course, T-Mo’s probably hoping you’ll be enticed to keep with the network. If not already, you should start seeing the phones pop up at local Best Buy and select Walmart locales shortly.

After a protracted "let’s be absolutely certain we’re in the clear" period, T-Mobile has gone ahead and lifted its self-imposed moratorium on Sidekick sales following that little meltdown you may have heard about. Oh, and there’s a bonus, too: they’re a little cheaper this time around. The Sidekick 2008 has dropped to $49.99 on contract while the top-of-the-line LX 2009 has shed $25 down to $149.99 on contract, so if you were looking for an excuse to live dangerously with your precious address book, this might be as good of a reason as any. Then again, what are the odds of lightning striking twice?

Anyone looking for the hottest T-Mobile-powered BlackBerry experience that money can buy need only wait a few dozen hours now, because the carrier has just revealed that it’ll be launching the latest rendition of the Bold — the 9700 — on Monday, November 16 for $200 on contract. Your hard-earned cash reels in T-Mobile’s very first 3G BlackBerry underpinned by a 3.2 megapixel camera and 480 x 360 display, beating AT&T’s launch by a solid six days