According to T-Mobile, the Galaxy S 4G will be the fastest smartphone running on America’s Largest 4G Network™. Powered by Android™ 2.2 (Froyo), the Galaxy S 4G is T-Mobile’s first base smartphone capable of delivering theoretical vizor download speeds of up to 21 Mbps, delivering rich amusement experiences at even faster speeds through its brilliant Super AMOLED touching blind exhibit.

T-Mobile’s 4G network, America’s largest 4G meshwork, is currently available in 100 major metropolitan areas, reaching approximately 200 1000000 citizenry nationwide. With aggressive plans to expand and double the speed of its 4G network in 2011, T-Mobile expects that 140 1000000 Americans in 25 major metropolitan areas volition have approach to these increased 4G speeds by midyear.

“With Galaxy S 4G, T-Mobile volition deliver its fastest smartphone yet on America’s largest 4G network, providing rich entertainment virtually whenever and wherever consumers wish,” said Cole Brodman, chief selling officer, T-Mobile USA. “And with 4G information plans from $10 per month, we’re making blaze-fast 4G speeds and superintendent smartphone experiences easily accessible to the billions who crave them.”

More selective information on the Galaxy S 4G from T-Mobile will be available in the advent weeks.

Looks like Virgo the Virgin Mobile River (which is now owned by Sprint (New York Stock Exchange: S)) is aggressively pursuing the texting gang as it is rumored to be launching some cheap plans that include unlimited texts, e-mails and information.

The lowest package volition reportedly price $25 per calendar month for the unlimited whatsis above and 300 proceedings of talk time. You can also pay $40 for 1,200 proceedings and unlimited messaging and information, or just plop down $60 a month for unlimited everything. If you’re a text-happy person (Virgo the Virgin Mobile’s staff of life and butter) you can probably get away with the lowest-tier plan without a trouble.

Who cares about the plans if the phones suck though, right? Well, Phone Arena said the prepaid carrier volition soon be offering the Kyocera (New York Stock Exchange: KYO) Loft for $70, the LG Rumor Touch for $150 and the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Curve 8530 for $300. Remember, those prices mean value you’ll be able to own the earpiece outright but the CDMA nature of the networks mean you won’t be able to payoff that phone to other carriers easily. You definitely can’t manipulation these on AT&T (NYSE: T) or T-Mobile River, and I’d be very surprised if Verizon (NYSE: VZ) would be cool and let you activate these devices on its network.

[Via Phone Arena]

Our buddies over at T3.com have managed to wangle some custody-on video recording meter with the Moto motorola_devour_brings_motoblur_to_verizon_wireless_3g_data_network.html’ title=’Motorola DEVOUR Brings MOTOBLUR To Verizon Wireless 3G Data Network’>Devour, over at MWC – presumption the gimmick wasn’t announced that long ago, it is perhaps surprising to see it in the anatomy (so to speak) so quickly, and also to rip it from the clutches of a Moto Exec

As the T3 guys commented:

It’s another Android handset with the Motorola (New York Stock Exchange: MOT test) Motoblur sociable networking UI that’s been going great guns for Moto since it launched with the DEXT shoemaker’s last summertime. It has a keyboard with isolated keys as wellspring as a 3.5-in touchscreen, a 5-megapixel camera and an attractive silver body. Judging by our legal brief play, it’ll probably sit below the MIlestone in terms of prestige, but on first base glance it looks like another solidness performance from Motorola.

Anyhoo, record hop on over to T3.com using the link here, if you wish to check out their video!

AT&T (NYSE: T) has started merchandising the WinMo and Snapdragon powered LG eXpo. The device which has all the nuts and bolts of a high gear-remainder smartphone could be yours for $199 after a $centred mail-in rabbet and with a 2-year contract bridge.

By “all the nuts and bolts” we mean value super-fast CPU (1 GHz), 3.2-in WVGA touchscreen, GPS, wireless local area network, side-slide QWERTY keyboard, 5-megapixel photographic camera with auto-focusing, HSDPA, and so on. The badness thing, however, is that the projector that should be available for leverage along with the eXpo is still not available. I’m guessing some Christmases rich person been ruined… ;(

[Via: BGR]

Looks like Elecite is at it again. I’m quite a big buff of their BlackBerry Themes, and this new oblation lives up to their high standards. ‘Eerie’ brings a certain dark, grungy savour to your BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) as you can see from the promo image above. Available for the typical $6.99, ‘Eerie’ is available for the Bold, 8900, 83xx, 88xx and Storm. A dual blind choice is also available on the Storm… I should short letter that the dual blind lineament works only on the Storm, so father’t be miffed if you install on another Chuck Berry model and curiosity what happened to dual blind.

At any pace, drumhead on over to Elecite to pick up your copy, or checkout out more screenshots right here.

Note: You’ll need OS 4.5 or newer to run this unity.