Yesterday, we told you that Sprint will offer the Samsung Galaxy Tab for $399 with a 2-yr contract, and for $599 without contract. Well the price is a little big for a 7-Inch Android powered tablet, but Sprint is not the only one who's offering the tablet for a huge price tag. A screenshot is leaked over at Tmo-News which is showing that T-Mobile USA will offer the Samsung Galaxy Tab for the same $399 with a 2-yr contract after $50 MIR, and for $649 without contract. Both T-Mobile and Sprint contract prices are the same, so I think AT&T and Verizon will offer the tablet for the same contract price, which is a little high for some people. The unlocked price is a little higher than Apple iPad, but I think Sprint and T-Mobile will offer the 3G+WiFi version, so I think then it's okay. I hope that AT&T and Verizon will offer a cheap price, but if they will offer the same $399 with contract, then I think people would prefer unlocked over contract. What do you people choose, with contract or without contract?

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You people may have seen a lot of images of the HTC Merge, also called Lexicon. HTC Merge is an Android powered phone, and we are going to see it on Verizon later this year. We saw the first image of the HTC Merge back in August, and we also saw it in Verizon inventory. Then after a few days, HTC Merge made its way through FCC with Verizon branding, and then later we saw the press shot of it. Recently we saw a dozen of HTC Merge photos, and we also saw the leaked guide and a little review of the phone. And now, another image of the Merge is leaked, but this time we also have some information on the release date of the phone. Droid Life is saying that Verizon will launch the HTC Merge on November 11th, and that's all they know at the moment. Well, we have seen a lot of leaked images of the Merge, may be the day is near when Verizon will officially launch it, and if the phone is� launching on November 11th, then may be Verizon will announce it officially in few days or week. What do you people think?

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Recently, T-Mobile announced the T-Mobile myTouch during the CTIA this week. As we know that T-Mobile myTouch is a successor to myTouch family, and sure it's a very good device. If you are looking forward to myTouch, then I have a good news for you. T-Mobile revealed the fact sheet of the myTouch during Mobile Focus 2010 in San Francisco. We know about most of the specs of myTouch but a new feature has been unveiled. T-mobile myTouch will come with T-Mobile TV, which means T-Mobile will offer access to live and on-demand TV including "always free programing" from ABC News Now, Fox Sports, PBS Kids, Disney, and Univision. That's a stunning feature in myTouch, and it makes the myTouch a perfect multimedia device. T-Mobile myTouch also comes with a 3.8-inch WVGA display, which means that watching live TV on your myTouch will be a great experience. Have a look on the full fact sheet after the break:

via AA

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Remember we told you that AT&T will launch their first Windows Phone 7 device on November 8th, and I think the rumor was true because the image above is saying that AT&T will launch the Samsung Focus on November 8th. Samsung Focus is actually the Samsung Cetus, and you people may have seen the Samsung Cetus, which is a WP7 device by Samsung. We know that the Cetus is headed to AT&T, and finally Cetus got a proper name. The image was hidden somewhere in new Windows Phone 7 site, and folks over at Engadget found it out. So folks, I think it's confirm now that we will see the Focus on AT&T this November, and I hope AT&T will announce it on October 11th.

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