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
suggestion 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
myTouch 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.
posted Jun 18th 2009 12:49AM
first, i love magic.
I'm moving to Wilmington, NC in two weeks and currently work for AT&T Wireless here in Texas. I wanted to transfer to AT&T there, but there are no openings.
T-Mobile is hiring though, as is Verizon. And they seem to be the better carriers there anyway. All this Android stuff has got me writing my resume for T-Mobile though. :)
Hey Dustin I would highly recomend putting in that resume :D Worked for T-mobile for 2 years and have loved every minute of it.
bright ligthts 6.28.09
Oh-My-God...Oh-My-God....Oh-My-Gooodd ..i need the money only..lol
I'd much rather see the bigfoot
Same here! I'm really interested in an Android phone that has more memory, faster processor and a better hardware design where the physical keyboard doesn't have that annoying bump on the right. The bigfoot pictures I've seen, look exactly like the kind of Android phone I'd love to buy.
Where did T-Mobile spokesperson confirm this? I've yet to see an official statement from T-Mobile, neither orally or in written form with it's name on it.
I am an unofficial T-mobile Spokesperson directly for the HTC MyTouch device. For all the information, please visit: www.thisismytouch.com