The myTouch 3G with Google will become available to T-Mobile customers at the end of July for $199 with a two-year contract Just like T-Mobile USA’s first Android phone, the new myTouch will ...

As the name implies, the HTC-built MyTouch 4G Slide has a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard in addition to a 3.7-inch WVGA super LCD touchscreen. For a slider phone, I was surprised with how thin the ...

Phone Scoop Review. Jul 28, 2011 by Eric M. Zeman The HTC myTouch 4G Slide for T-Mobile boasts a fast and powerful camera, QWERTY keyboard, and a blazing fast dual-core processor.

What's hot: Good quality materials, sharp camera, good keyboard. What's not: Keyboard lacks tactile feedback, LCD is run of the mill. Reviewed July 16, 2011 by Lisa Gade, Editor in Chief (twitter: ...

love MYtouch (with 3.5mm jack) May 31, 2010 by TrueLaShun. came to this phone from the G1 and i am loving it, the on-screen keyboard took a bit of getting use to but after having the phone for 3 ...

The phone will use the Android 2.2 operating system and include an HD video camera. It is expected to go on sale in time for the holidays, T-Mobile said. The operator did not reveal pricing.

The myTouch 3G Slide could go either way: A family-friendly Android phone with an awesome Sidekick-y keyboard, or, much like its name, a godawful conglomeration of disjointed parts.

Just like T-Mobile USA’s first Android phone, the new myTouch will feature Google applications and is made by HTC. But unlike the original G1 phone, it won’t have a physical keyboard.

HTC has come a long way since their first Android phone, the ugly duckling T-Mobile G1. The MyTouch 3G Slide is a good looking phone that's the near spitting image of the MyTouch 3G. It's 1.7 ounces ...

T-Mobile plans to introduce a new version of the MyTouch, an Android phone made by HTC, which will be the second phone to run on the operator’s high speed HSPA+ network. The phone will use the ...

Just like T-Mobile USA’s first Android phone, the new myTouch will feature Google applications and is made by HTC. But unlike the original G1 phone, it won’t have a physical keyboard.