As Sprint, Verizon and AT&T continue to grew their touchscreen phone offerings, T-Mobile looks to jump in and make a BIG splash. What we talking about? Hit the More link to find out.

These are two rumors, but if they pan out they will be pretty HUGE.

1. Samsung T919

  • All touchscreen
  • 5 (yes 5) megapixel camera
  • T-Mobile 3G- about time, T-Mobile 3G is rumored to come to large cities across the country on October 1.
  • Video Ringtone support- Not sure what this is, but definitely sounds cool.
  • Micro SD card slot with up to 16 GB support
  • Ability to stream video- I assume this is a T-Mobile video service that is like AT&T Cellular Video, V-Cast Video for Verizon, and Sprint’s video service.
  • GPS WITH speaking commands- example “Turn Right on ____ Street”
  • Possible WiFi and Front Camera for Video Calling- Hope its the real 2 way video calling and not 1 way like AT&T’s, its about time the US gets this feature.
  • Aluminum Back

Not sure on price or when this will come out (it is still a rumor after all), but you gotta hand it to T-Mobile if this is true- this is a SICK phone.

Samsung T919 (Pic from Boy Genius Report via Tmonews.com)

2. HTC Dream

  • First phone in the US to run Google’s Android mobile OS- A OS similar to Apple’s iPhone, but will be available on more phones (touchscreen and not touchscreen), and have features like a real Web Browser, App Store, YouTube, Google Maps- with Google’s Street View, Mp3 and Video player and much more.
  • Sidekick like design WITH a Touchscreen- Screen slides up to reveal a full computer like keyboard (similar to Sidekick series).
  • T-Mobile 3G
  • 5×3 inch Touchscreen with Haptic Feedback- basically a BIG screen with little vibrations let off when you touch something on it.

HTC Dream? (Pic via Engadget Mobile)

Like the Samsung T919, not much else like price, release date- rumors are it will be Fall of this year- or even full specs are out yet, but this also looks to be another solid phone for T-Mobile.

There you have it, some new phones to look forward to coming from T-Mobile (hopefully). We’ll keep you updated on these phones as more info comes out, but which of the two would you take- or would you rather have an iPhone 3G, LG Dare or Samsung Instinct. Let us know in the comments.

News and Info from Boy Genius Report and Engadget Mobile