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T-Mobile Drops The Mother of All Bombshells – More G Series in ‘09!

Let's see how well the sarcasm comes across in this post.

In a Fierce Wireless interview dated earlier today, T-Mobile let slip a real doozy.  Apparently the 4th largest carrier in the US is not going to rest on the laurels of the G1.  That's right, there are going to be more phones in the G series.

Our primary focus is consumer-based devices. As the year progresses there will be a significant number of HSPA-capable smart phones.  We will be launching more G series phones and other products.  You will see us launch a data card product. This will be happening in the coming weeks and months.   - Neville Ray, Senior VP Engineering and Operations

Crazy right?  In all seriousness, this might be the first actual word from the carrier that more Android phones are coming to T-Mobile.  Up until now everything has been pure speculation and unofficial information gathering.  Sure, putting leaked photos and code names together is about as easy as adding two and two, but it's nice to get something legit.

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