There is still no confirmed sighting of that Bigfoot of the mobile world, the T-Mobile ‘G2‘. Nevertheless, we remain convinced that it must exist in some form – a theory that has been lent some credibility by T-Mobile’s USA’s marketing VP, Neville Ray.
Speaking with Fiercewireless.com about T-Mobile’s stateside 3G rollout plans, Neville dropped an extra nugget of information that may be of interest to those on both sides of the Atlantic.
“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. This will be happening in the coming weeks and months.”
So – G-series phones, plural. We assume these will all be Android-powered handsets, since the G in G1 stands for Google and, let’s face it, to throw WIndows Mobile into the mix at this stage would be crazy.
But with more than one new G-Series heading our way this year, we have to wonder which form factors will be involved. Perhaps those wildly different ‘G2‘ phones weren’t so far off the mark, after all…
Out 2009 | £TBC | Fiercewireless.com via Engadget
