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"AT&amp;amp;T may have had first dibs, but all told, the wait T-Mobile peeps will have had to endure won't be that bad at all. The T-Mobile-branded BlackBerry 8800 hits the nation's number four carrier this coming Monday, April 23, bringing Pearl-like style to the more traditional (read: non-SureType) form factor preferred by many. Just like its AT&amp;amp;T sibling, T-Mobile's 8800 will obviously top out with EDGE data on all four GSM bands and offer microSD expansion, a media player, Bluetooth 2.0, full HTML web browsing, and a variety of instant messaging clients. Unlike other 8800s, though, T-Mobile's offers myFaves support -- a decidedly personal feature for a decidedly business-oriented handset, we reckon (not to suggest we're complaining, of course). Look for it Monday through \"select channels\" including the carrier's website; no word yet on when it'll be a commodity item in brick-and-mortar stores. [Thanks to everyone who sent this in]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2007/04/20/blackberry-8800-hits-t-mobile-on-monday/>