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Wirefly has the Motorola CLIQ Android Phone (T-Mobile) for $499.99 – $400 instant savings + free shipping = $99.99 shipped! This phone has Google’s Android OS, Motorola’s BLUR skin, slide out QWERTY keyboard, 5 megapixel sensor, WiFi, GPS and more.  You must sign a 2-year contract to get this deal.

Wirefly has the Samsung Behold T919 (T-Mobile) for $459.99 – $459.99 instant savings + free shipping = $0 shipped! You just need to sign a 2-year contract.  This phone has a 5 megapixel camera, touchscreen, memory card slot expandable up to 16GB, Bluetooth with A2DP support, media player andmore.

Wirefly has a sick price for the Sony Ericsson Equinox Carbon for T-Mobile.  It’s $199.99 – $199.99 instant savings + free shipping = $0 shipped! You just need to sign a 2 year agreement with T-Mobile.  This phone is very stylish and has 3G conectivity, 3.2 megapixel camera, 10 hour talk time, GPS, Bluetooth with stereo and a flip style format.

Motorola’s CLIQ is now available at T-Mobile for $199.99 after a 2-year contract signing or $399.99 if you opt for one of T-Mobile’s Even More Plus plans, which requires no annual contract. Feature wise the CLIQ offers an always on home screen…

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My hats off to T-Mobile. They did a solid job keeping the deets on Project Dark in the dark, that is until a few days ago when all the info pretty much spilled out on to the webosphere. Today, the company got official with their new rate plans…

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We still don’t know much about T-Mobile’s Project Dark, but I guess that sort of explains the chosen name. Now, thanks to a leaked add (pictured above) it looks like T-Mobile will have 2 unlimited plans to choose from, although it’s far from clear what those will be.

My best guess is that the ‘Even More’ plan applies to any phone of your choosing, while the ‘Even More Plus Plan’ provides you with same unlimited plan, but provides a…

Update: Looks like the plans have been leaked.  Hit the below link for more info.

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Is T-Mobile about to take the wraps off some game changing technology?  This blogger thinks not, but according to an inside source close to the story, T-Mobile is working on something called Project Dark, which sounds more CIA espionage than come back story.

The tipster, whose calling himself Mr. T, says T-Mobile will offer some sort of ‘all inclusive package’ that provides network speeds that are 3x faster than any other US carrier.  All things considered, T-Mobile has been fastidiously working to update their dated and slow 2G network to 3G, so it’s not all that implausible that they’d have something like this up their sleeve.  Furthermore, the source also claims that T-Mobile has plans to provide top of the line handsets from the #1 (Nokia) and #2 (Samsung) handset manufactures.

So will T-Mobile eclipse Sprint’s all you can eat plan?  Maybe, but they still have the worst coverage in the US.

All the employees who received the information were required to sign confidentiality agreements. Each sector has received it at different times, the bulk of them actually received it the 13th, after most of the information was already leaked (Although it’s not entirely accurate…)

That said, the Project Dark is not any ONE thing..its a term for a company TURNAROUND; Last to First is what some like to say. It’s an all inclusive “package” that includes blazing speeds, 3 times faster than anyone will have on the market for years. Phones people actually WANT, using top of the line models from the top 2 cellphone manufacturers in the world (Nokia #1, and Samsung #2). Hot software like Android. And European priced packages.

And all of this will make Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint’s head spin when its released faster than anyone can have time to finishing reading any official press releases.

330 Million in new networks Verizon? Try nearly 10 billion.

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Is this the phone that will save Motorola’s handset division?

Called the Cliq, it’s the first of many Android handsets that are set to emerge from Motorola this year and next. This one features a full QWERTY keyboard, WiFi, 5 megapixel camera, video recording abilities, 3G connectivity and a slew of other features. But like Transformers, there’s more than meets the eye when it comes to the Cliq.

Sure, it runs Android, which probably stands to be the second most popular mobile OS, that is if Google has there way. But what really stands out is MOTOBLUR, which is best described as Motorola’s proprietary home screen skin. In essence it’s just another Android app…

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T-Mobile and Samsung officially launched the Gravity 2 today. They’re billing it as an “affordable 3G messaging phone”, and at $30 with a 2-year contact signing I’d have to agree ($50 mail-in-rebate required).  It features a slide out QWERTY keyboard, 2 megapixel camera, GPS…

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It’s not exactly earth shattering news, but T-Mobile will launch Nokia’s 5130, a mid end music phone, on September 16th. Whilt the specs are rather garden variety, the phone should appeal for those not looking for the flash or complexity found with some of Nokia’s higher end phones. Expect a 6 hour talk time, 21 hours of music playback, microSD card slot expandable up to 16GB (includes 1GB), 2 megapixel camera…

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