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In a press release today, Sprint have announcd that the Nexus One is coming soon to their network.

Nexus One, the first wireless phone sold through Google(TM)’s web store, is planned for Sprint’s 3G Mobile Broadband Network. Sprint (NYSE:S) will announce pricing and an exact availability date soon.

Once released on Verizon and Sprint, this will make the Nexus One available on all 4 major U.S carriers. It seems that Google have been busy in America.

Now, where is that U.K bound Vodafone Nexus One Google?

Source: Sprint

The mobile phone operators in the UK have been given EU approval on their merger making the network 29.5 million customers strong when the deal is finalised.

Today, the European Commission informed Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom that it has granted clearance for the proposed merger of their UK-business operations. The implementation of the integration measures can start immediately. The closing of the transaction is expected in Spring.

Just a quick update from Engadget – Nexus One users on T-Mobile now have their 3g connections back.

Update: As of 12:54PM ET, it seems that data is back in action for Nexus One users. You should probably try rebooting your phone if it’s not.

All’s well that ends well.

Engadget have posted a news on issues for Nexus One owners using T-Mobile in the U.S. One of their own writers has issues with his Nexus One and many others have posted on the T-Mobile and Google forums about their problems too.

I’ve never before seen an issue like this that affects a single handset on the network so I have no ideas what is going on. It will be interesting how this ends up.

(For info, this hasn’t been an issue for me in the UK on Orange so it suggests to me it is a T-Mobile issue)

Sources: Engadget, T-Mobile forums, Google forums

The T-Mobile HTC HD2 is getting a spec bump for U.S. customers. The ROM is to be doubled from 512MB to 1GB and the RAM is being increased from 448MB to 576 MB. Quite a nice increase!

Sources: Mobile tech World, HD2 T-Mobile Specification, HD2 Europe Specification

Chris Zeigler has posted on Engadget that the Motorola Motoroi (otherwise known as the Sholes Tablet) is headed to T-Mobile in the United States.

We needed to independently connect and verify a few dots before sounding the alarm here, but sure enough, it looks like Cell Phone Signal has unearthed the best smoking gun yet suggesting Motorola’sMOTOROI — the phone formerly known as the Sholes Tablet — is destined for T-Mobile USA.

Looks like T-Mobile US will be getting another nice Android handset. I wonder if this is destined to be sold through http://www.google.com/phone?

Source: Engadget