T-Mobile G2: The "Revolution" Continues

The sequel we've all been waiting for.

Aug 18 2010, 9:51am CDT | by Robert Evans

The T-Mobile G2 is finally official. The carrier has just put up a teaser page that reveals the imminent launch of a new Android smartphone. The G1 was the world's first Android device, and T-Mo considers this to be a continuation of that "revolution."

No hard specs were given, but the teaser does reveal that the G2 will be an HSPA+ device. Some rumors claim the new phone will pack a large display, front-facing camera and no sliding keyboard. The thin profile they've put up on the teaser would seem to corroborate this.

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