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Samsung i7500 headed to T-Mobile?

4 May 2009 22:05 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz

Samsung i7500 headed to T-Mobile? According to a leaked roadmap, the touchscreen Android Samsung i7500 seems to be headed to T-Mobile in the US later this year.

The leaked calender shows a phone very reminiscent of the i7500 shipping in the fall.

The phone is expected to have an American launch, especially because it supports the 1,700MHz frequency needed for 3G access on T-Mobile USA.

The leak also appears to show off the new T-Mobile G2 (HTC Magic) shipping in June with a $179 USD price tag. The G2 would also signify the end of the G1, which will see a price cut to $149 or less.



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