T-Mobile Dash 3G sits down for a photo shoot

We personally prefer having phones in our own hands -- call us crazy -- but a close second would have to be full, revealing pictorials that do a great job of breaking down every little detail. That's where MobileBurn swoops in with its 11-strong gallery of shots of T-Mobile's branded Dash 3G from a New York event this week, showing a distinct lack of Inner Circle support -- and no, T-Mobile, we hate to inform you that the inclusion of myFaves support is not an even trade. That said, we've no doubt this'll still be a decent seller for folks looking to replaces their aging gen-1 Dashes with something a little speedier when it hits retail next month.

[ShadyHaitien Posted Jun 26th 2009 10:47AM]

Looks better than the original Dash my wife used to have.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 26th 2009 12:53PM]

Does anyone else truly not give a crap about Inner Circle? I mean, is this an application that is already doing something that has been done before?

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 29th 2009 3:50PM]

I agree. It's not like they took out WiFi, or cut the cam back to VGA. I know I wouldn't have any use for it. The blogs seem to be the only ones who really care.

[SParklingCYaNide Posted Jun 26th 2009 6:10PM]

You two are correct. All they're doing with Inner Circle is putting a New Spin on an Old Concept so its No Big Loss to not have it on the 3G Dash.

Having said that, its Not a Bad looking Phone at all and I think its better than all the previous Dash's.

[Brian from Texas Posted Jun 29th 2009 1:19PM]

It's fugly, FUGLY. I thought I was hip to most phones but this pile
of feces is worthless. What does it even do? I mean, is this one of
those e-mail only devices. Because it looks like crap. And by crap
I mean a steaming pile of it.