T-Mobile

One more reason I can’t wait for 2012: Nokia’s first U.S. Windows Phone—the Lumia 710—lands at T-Mobile on January 11, the companies announced today.

Perfect for smartphone first-timers and anyone looking for a stylish, wallet-friendly Windows Phone, the Lumia 710 will be available at T-Mobile stores, on its website, and from select dealers and national retailers. Expected price: $49.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate (two-year contract and qualifying voice and data plan required).

Two new sleek and stylish Windows Phones hit AT&T stores across the U.S. today—the Samsung Focus S and Focus Flash. They join the white HTC Radar 4G introduced last week by T-Mobile.

Have you registered for the San Francisco Windows Phone Inner Circle event yet? If not, and you want to hang out with Windows Phone and T-Mobile to celebrate the arrival of the HTC Radar 4G, go do it. If you already registered, nice work. We will throw down like we did in L.A.

I am sure most of you have seen the Windows Phone night parties that kick off on November 7. Well, today I have another exciting announcement – we’re bringing Windows Phone to 15 more cities across the country!

Hi everyone – just a quick status update today. 

7392 is now rolling out to Windows Phones on Sprint in the U.S. and Orange in Europe. If you have an Omnia 7 on Orange, you won’t be receiving an update just yet. We are going to update those phones separately.

Today at CTIA Wireless 2010, T-Mobile is announcing they will begin selling the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook with T-Mobile webConnect, powered by Windows 7 and built-in mobile broadband for T-Mobile’s 3G network. The Mini 10 is a 10” netbook that comes with Windows 7 Starter, an Intel Atom N450 processor, weighs just 3 pounds, and has an integrated 6-cell battery for up to 8 hours of continuous usage.