TMoNews has been one of the best sources for early information on the G2 so far, so it’s no surprize that they should be the ones to drop some pseudo-official price points. The shot below, which appears to be of a T-Mobile internal system, indicates that the G2 will run $499 outright and $199 on a new contract after rebate.

The (what I consider sexy) beast should be dropping around the end of the month, though T-Mo has promised exclusive first access to existing customers.

• G2 clocked at 800MHz, still blazing
• T-Mobile G2 official renders
• G2 almost certainly dropping 9/29
• What’s inside the GAPPS for the T-Mobile G2? Google Voice.
• G2 is going to be really fast, features Snapdragon/Adreno

When photos popped up of Samsung’s Galaxy tablet, Tab, bearing a white tape label with “CDMA” printed on it, the natural response was to look for the gadget on tablet-hungry Verizon (where it will be turning up) and to ask the question: “Will we see a GSM version?” The answer to that question comes today in the form of FCC filings that list the Tab’s GSM frequencies as 850, 900,1800, 1900, with HSDPA on board. Will AT&T be seeing the Tab before the end of the year? We should know on 9/02 or 9/16.

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• Samsung Mobile event, 9/16
• Samsung Tab definitely headed for Verizon
• Samsung Tab headed for multiple carriers?

One day after Bing was announced for Verizon Androids, and around the same time that the complete Samsung Fascinate manual was leaked, several photos of VZW’s own Galaxy S surfaced, running Bing.

An anonymous tipster hit BGR with the following snaps, and the site is still pressing him or her for details on device specs, specifically, the amount of RAM, which has been going back and forth between 384 and 512. UPDATE: (Source of the first photo below says 325MB.)

Verizon is expected to launch the Samsung Fascinate in about a week.

• Fascinate up for pre-order now from Best Buy
• Verizon’s Fascinate coming September 9th
• Verizon Fascinate launch appears imminent
• Verizon’s Samsung Fascinate to come all Binged out

Take this with the normal grain of salt you do leaks and rumors, but according to screen shots from the guys over at AndroidDoes, Verizon is releasing a new prepaid service that allows you to use Android devices. Pricing on the handsets themselves is still unknown, but unlimited data is going to run you $30 (with a qualifying voice plan); A very fair price for no contract. The list of known DROID devices that will work include the DROID, DROID 2, DROID X, Devour, Samsung Fascinate, Incredible, and Ally.

The new plans are rumored to go active the starting September 2nd. Look for more information then. PDF reading material can be found here

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Via Engadget

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While we have all seen our fair share of the upcoming T-Mobile G2 (inside and out), nothing does a device justice like a some official render goodness. The guys from over at CellPhoneSignal claim that’s exactly what they have:

Take that gorgeous keyboard, that sleek profile, and those stark colors… throw in a new Qualcomm MSM7×30 with a 3.7″ screen… you’ve got one amazing follow up to the grand daddy of all Android devices.

On an interesting note, CellPhoneSignal not only claims the G2 will be shipping with Sense, which we know isn’t true, but they also say it’s coming with an AMOLED screen. That would almost surely set T-Mobile up for massive shortages just as soon as the device is available. Of course, keep in mind that none of the specs on the G2 are positive until T-Mobile says they are. With the rumored release only a month away, that shouldn’t be long now.

Via Android Central

• G2 clocked at 800MHz, still blazing
• T-Mobile G2: $499 outright, $199 w/ contract/rebate
• G2 almost certainly dropping 9/29
• What’s inside the GAPPS for the T-Mobile G2? Google Voice.
• G2 is going to be really fast, features Snapdragon/Adreno