It’s been a long time coming…but we finally are seeing another 3G smartphone on T-Mobile’s network.

The HTC Dash 3G is T-Mobile’s first (and currently, only) 3G Windows Mobile smartphone.

Specs include:

• Quad band GSM/Edge with 1700MHz access for T-Mobile’s 3G network.
• 2.0 Megapixel camera
• Windows Mobile
• Full QWERTY
• 5 hour talk time with 9 day stand by time (claimed).
• Trackball navigation.

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Looks like this is the Android phone that Motorola has been talking about. Not a huge suprise that it will be dropping on T-Mobile.

Not a lot of info on this device other than a late 09′ launch.

T-Mobile seems to be dominating the Android phones lately. Always nice to have some options other than the G1 though!

(Via TmoToday)

I don’t think I’m alone in saying this: We’ve been waiting forever for this phone to drop.

Kevin Bryne over at Howard Forums has put the Tour launch date at July 13th. This release date is matching with what a lot of other people are saying so we’re at least going to say somewhere around there.

Unfortunate that this device has taken so long to drop. Better late than never though!

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BGR is breaking all sorts of news today, first with the 8520 and now with this:

They have what seems to be an internal memo referencing a June 5th launch date.  Actual wording says a “LAUNCH LUNCH!” but hey we’ll take it.

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BGR broke news today that they’ve confirmed the 8520 will be landing on T-Mobile in Q4.

It seems the 8520 will be marketed as a entry level BlackBerry.

The 8520 is unique in the fact that it has an optical trackpad as opposed to the usual trackball on BlackBerrys.

And hey look at the pic! It’s running Tweet Genius! Don’t forget we’re giving away 2 copies here!

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BGR brought us the first shots of what was a prototype model of the 8520 but it looks like CrackBerry just got a live production model up on it’s site.

Based on what CrackBerry is reporting, this BB is packing dedicated music buttons, a optical trackball, rubberized housing, and a clean all blacked out color scheme. Also note the screen protector seems to go over the call and send buttons as well.

No 3G on this sucker, but looks like it will have Wi-Fi and Curve branding.

An an 8900 owner myself, I have to admit I’m slightly jealous.

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File this under “rumor to the max” but word on the streets is Verizon might be dropping some Apple related devices on it’s network in the near future.

Business Week is reporting that Apple has already created prototype devices for Verizon and it’s currently being tested.

One of the devices was described as an “iPhone” lite and the other is described as some sort of media devices capable of making calls over Wi-Fi.

Not a lot of info on this “iPhone lite” but I’m thinking that the second device could be Verizon’s next hub product. Either that or the other rumor of some sort of MacBook Mini.

Guess we’ll see! Would love to see some Apple products running on Verizon’s awesome network.

Via [EngadgetMobile] via [BuesinessWeek]

Breck Morrison, Vice President of Technology with Handango, just recently stopped by and brought a nice little device with him; the HTC Touch HD.

Mr. Morrison gave us some time with the device and allowed us to review it. Hit the jump for a small breakdown.

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One of HTC’s new devices. The HTC Snap was just spotted on the FCC site sporting T-Mobile’s 3G band. Read the full story

Awesome PDF leak from the FCC thanks to Option. This gives everyone a few more details on what the new Sidekick is going to be like. Read the full story