While the recent report from the FCC on the X10 hinted at being available on T-Mobile, new information has shown that it is pretty much guaranteed to hit T-Mobile. On page 3 of the PDF, it has shown that it will use 3G bands 1, 4 and 8. All of which belong to T-Mobile’s AWS 3G bands. So if you’re a T-Mobile customer, good news that you won’t have to change carrier if you’re after the X10.

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The Xperia X10 has been sent to the FCC for bench tests, reports and approval. Over on the FCC site, there are in the wild photos which have appeared, along with the user manual, bringing it a step closer to release. The reports show that the handset will run on Edge 850 / 1900, which is what T-Mobile’s band is.

The user manual is a full 40 pages, so if you plan on getting this phone on release, you can read up about how to use it, before you get it.

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Many believed the Xperia X10 may be released on AT&T when the handset is launched, but with new information, it appears that the handset may also be released on T-Mobile. A spec sheet dated November 2009 lists two variants of the handset with different network support. The first handset supports UMTS HSPA 900, 1700, 2100 and GSM GPRS/EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900. While the second variant offers support for UMTS HSPA 800, 850, 1900, 2100 and GSM GPRS/EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900.

It’s not confirmed yet, but it looks very promising and good news for current T-Mobile subscribers. We’ll keep you posted when this becomes confirmed.

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Despite the release date being a few days away on the 22nd of October, some customers have already received their G1, the new smartphone from T-Mobile and competitor to the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 smartphone.

Some pre-existing T-Mobile customers that were lucky enough to pre order a G1, manufactured by HTC, have had their new phones shipped out to them in advance of the official release date, leaving customers that weren’t already T-Mobile users a little ‘miffed’, according to Engadget.

Expect a plethora of pictures and videos of the G1 to arrive on the internet at any time.