Well, well, look at what we have here. It seems that the FCC has been busy as of late giving the HTC Magic a thorough examination and the good old bureaucratic stamp of approval. So what makes the T-Mobile USA-branded version of the Magic, known as the G2, so special? Well, not only does it have T-Mobile’s special 1700 MHz band of HSPA tacked on top of the 2100 MHz band for Europe and Asia, it also sports Wi-Fi with UMA for Hotspot@Home. Oh, and did we mention the camera has apparently been bumped up fr...

The BlackBerry 8220 Pearl Flip – it’s truly a smartphone that you’re going to love or hate without any middle ground. But hate it or love it it’s finally now available on good ole’ T-Mobile USA. Available today in Black for $149.99 on a 2-year contract, the Pearl Flip is going to take the cell phone market for 13-year old girls by storm. And if black isn’t your thing, (no, we’re not playing the race card) you’ll be able to buy the red version come October 20th. ...

Sprint is getting ready to launch to launch their Airave signal booster on July 15th. The box, which should be available from your local Sprint store for $99, plugs into your broadband router, providing you with an added signal boost aided by your home internet connection. The service, similar to T-Mobile’s Hotspot@Home, is targeted at folks that live in a fringe coverage area, but are still tied to a Sprint account for whatever reason. It’s a decent proposition, but we’re pretty sure that t...

Exciting these new handsets are not, but if you’re in the market for a middle of the road Hotspot@Home-capable T-Mobile device, your search just got a bit more cumbersome. First off is the Nokia 6301, which T-Mobile is describing as having “the style of a home phone with the look of a mobile”. We’re not entirely sure that’s a good thing, but we suppose you can be the judge. Specs include:Wi-Fi-enabled; supports T-Mobile HotSpot @HomeT-Mobile myFavesSM-enabledMusic player (support...

Ready for some exclusive Hotspot@Home action? Good. The Samsung T339 is a T-Mobile branded handset with Wi-Fi, Quad-Band EDGE, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, and shockingly stylish looks. We’re not exactly sure how much this will cost, but expect it to slot in towards the lower end of the spectrum (like pretty much everything else T-Mobile has to offer). Hotspot@Home is a great feature, and given the appealing styling, we wouldn’t be too unhappy carrying this sucker around in our pocket. Hit the jump fo...