Announced back in October, T-Mobile’s latest Android-powered mobile device, the Samsung Behold II, will be available in stores November 18th for a price tag of $229.99. The Behold II will ship featuring a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen, a 5-megapixel camera, and Samsung’s TouchWiz UI running on top of Android 1.5. For those who want a powerful Android device, the Motorola Droid is a much better choice. However, the AMOLED screen and camera on the Behold II make it an appealing phone to purchase.
While the Motorola Cliq became available to some T-Mobile customers, the wide availability of the phone didn’t happen until today. In all T-Mobile stores, you can go pick up the phone for just $199.99 with a contract.
Remember the T-Mobile Dash 3G we told you about last month? The phone is now available for purchase on T-Mobile’s website. The Dash 3G has a retail price tag of $349.99, however it will only cost you $169.99 with a contract. It also appears that T-Mobile will continue selling the older model of the Dash, which is $49.99.
Similar to the photo in the leaked roadmap, the picture above seems to be Motorola’s first Android powered phone known as “Morisson.” Unlike the G1, Motorola aims for this phone to be centered around social networking and messaging rather than a full featured smartphone. The phone’s keyboard looks very usable and also sports a well sized D-Pad. No word on specs yet, but the phone should be out later this year on both T-Mobile and Verizon according to The Wall Street Journal.
It’s been known for a while, but nothing was made official until now. T-Mobile next version of the Dash will be known as the Dash 3G. Dropping sometime in July, the new Dash 3G will ship with Windows Mobile 6.1, GPS, 802.11b/g WIFI, and a full-QWERTY keyboard. In terms of looks, the phone packs a glossy-black finish with red accents. Price still remains unkown and there hasn’t been any word on whether it will be upgraded to Windows Mobile 6.5.
Formerly known as the Kickstart, RIM finally details the new Pearl Flip. Coming in at only 3.6-ounces, the Pearl Flip offers a 320 x 240 internal screen, an external screen, 2MP camera, 802.11b/g WiFi, GPS, a SureType keypad, and battery life that lasts through four hours of talk time and over 14 days of standby time. RIM hasn’t spoke much about pricing and the exact release date, but you can expect to see this device exclusively on T-Mobile this fall.
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