T-Mobile Roadmap for June Surfaces

Humberto Saabedra

Employee information sheets relating to a few new T-Mobile handsets have surfaced.

These new phones will comprise a newly refreshed lineup for the carrier and will comprise many previously covered models as well as other new models. Read More for full details and information sheets courtesy of Boy Genius Report.

The first new phone to be released will be the Nokia 2760 clamshell. The phone is expected on June 18th and will feature a VGA camera with video recorder, Bluetooth, speakerphone, instant messaging support and support for myFaves.

The next phone to release will be the Nokia 5610 XpressMusic. It will replace the discontinued 5300 XpressMusic slider and will feature external media player controls, myFaves support, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, microSD expansion slot, email client, speakerphone, and a 3.2 megapixel camera with video recorder. No release date has been set at this time, but speculation points to a June release.

The next Nokia phone up for release is the 6301 candy bar which is expected on June 23rd. The phone features a Wi-Fi radio for voice calls using UMA via T-Mobile’s HotSpot@Home service, myFaves support, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, 2 megapixel camera with video recorder, microSD expansion slot, FM radio, and a miniUSB port.

The penultimate phone up for release this summer is the Samsung t229. This basic clamshell is expected sometime in June and features a VGA camera with zoom, Bluetooth, speakerphone, wireless backup support, and myFaves support.

The last phone in T-Mobile’s upcoming lineup is the Samsung t339 clamshell. The phone is expected on June 23rd and features a Wi-Fi radio for UMA using HotSpot@Home, a 1.3 megapixel camera with video recorder, microSD expansion slot, speakerphone, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, and myFaves support.

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