Shadow II, Curve 8900, Samsung Memoir due in coming weeks on T-Mobile?

by Chris Ziegler posted Dec 30th 2008 at 10:29PM

We're still waiting for even a single American launch of RIM's luscious (or luscious-looking, anyway) Curve 8900, but if the latest blurry screenshot is to be believed, that little indiscretion is finally about to be rectified -- and the curvacious BlackBerry's bringing friends, too. Notables on T-Mobile's alleged list of first quarter launches include the Nokia 7510 Supernova on January 21, the long-rumored Shadow II on January 28, a mysterious Motorola Renew on February 4, and the aforementioned 8900 and 8-megapixel Memoir on February 18. In other words, T-Mob fans, mark your calendars for the third week of February, because that's where the action's going to be. Or so we desperately hope.

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, T-Mobile, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: 8900, blackberry, curve, curve 8900, Curve8900, rim, t-mobile

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thepenguin @ Dec 30th 2008 11:06PM

T-Mobile spelled scarlet wrong...that or this is a fake.

I say its a fake.

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DigitalC @ Dec 30th 2008 11:24PM

i think they mean Scarlett as in the name... like Scarlett Johansson

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Alex @ Dec 30th 2008 11:09PM

I'd really like for T-Mo to give us a 3G Windows Mobile phone. Though, preferably with HTC turning to somebody other than Qualcomm for the chipset. My Dash has been an absolute soldier and still runs great, but it's getting ridiculous that every single other US and Canadian carrier has a version of the Touch Pro and/or Touch Diamond and T-Mo doesn't. It's as if T-Mobile hates WM or something. And before you Apple sheep come storming in with the "Windoze SUCKS!!11!!!!eleven" comments, yes, I know, everything that isn't made by Apple sucks.

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Anthony @ Dec 31st 2008 12:00AM

T-Mobile might be aligning themselves against WiMo but to be more focused on Android & its potential for them. It differentiates the brand.

I say that wishing someone would bring an S60 player to the table, but I don't mind buying unlocked (& I'm really enjoying Nokia's 5800, though I wish the camera were as good as my N82).