Last week we saw T-Mobile getting ready for a primetime launch of its long-awaited 3G network on its 1700Mhz AWS spectrum. There were reports that the 3G launch covered voice-only, leaving data-hungry T-Mobile subscribers left wanting for high-speed UMTS/HSDPA data speeds with T-Mobile's initial 3G launch in New York. Then we got reports from the [...]

Although we still wait for T-Mobile USA to (finally) launch its 3G network , that doesn’t seem to stop them from adding 3G-enabled devices to their portfolio. Earlier, we saw them introducing the Samsung T639 and Nokia 6263 clamshells, and now it’s the Samsung T819 slider phone that is revealed by the good ol’ FCC. Anyway, the upcoming device boasts a 1.3 MP camera, dual-band GSM radio (850/1900MHz) and of course the MyFaves support. Finally, there’s the support for T-Mobile USA’s 1700MHz WCDMA network and we guess the microSD memory slot… [Via: MobileBurn ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Samsung J608 Bling Bling phone heading to ChinaSamsung SGH-i617 approved by the FCC; Is this BlackJack 2?Samsung SGH-i560 GPS Symbian slider heading to VodafoneSamsung SGH-707SCII cleared by the FCCT-Mobile USA to get Samsung T729, T419