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.
As we’ve known, all major carriers are bound to get the HTC Snap. T-Mobile has it under Dash 3G and Sprint keeps the name as Snap. With that said, on June 29 (Online Release), Verizon will make available their version of the Windows Mobile phone with the name being Ozone. Features are said to include WiFi, VZ Navigator, and visual voicemail. The price Verizon will be offering this phone at will be $49.99 on contract after rebate. The phone will also be released in stores on July 13.
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.
So the ZuneHD rumors are becoming true as the days progress. According to, NeoWin and LiveSide, most specs we told you about have been confirmed by official Microsoft sources. The list goes as follows:
Today, at the International CTIA Wireless 2009 event, Microsoft released a teaser video of what to expect in the upcoming marketplace for Windows Mobile 6.5. Microsoft seems to be heading in the right direction with all this, especially by securing the following developers from the beginning: SPB, Resco , MySpace, Accuweather, CNBC, 3deep by Litescape, EA Mobile, Developer One, Fameloft, Glu Mobile, Handmark, Ilium Software, Jeyo Inc, Kinoma, Magmic, Melodis Corp., Namco, Pandora, Phatware, SBSH Mobile, Shozu, Sling, Web Information Solutions and Zagat.
It hasn’t been much of a secret, but Sprint has announced that the HTC Touch Diamond will debut on their network on September 14 for $249.99 with a two-year contract and $100 mail-in rebate.
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