T-Mobile pushing out Android handset in Q4
Could the event in London for HTC be T-Mobile’s first Android handset? I think it is and I’m pretty sure it’s going to be the Dream. What else could it possibly be? Other than that bit of conjecture, T-Mobile’s vice president and general manager of broadband and new business division, Joe Sims, had this to say about Android and their upcoming line up of devices.
“I’m impressed,” he said. “We will have more than one product…(The move to an open platform) will be innovation across the board, not just one device.”
Also stated in the article from CNN is that T-Mobile will be catering services based around what the customer wants while the consumer will, in turn, tell T-Mobile what they want their devices to do. We’ll see how that works out.
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