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T-Mobile U.S.A. confirms that the Samsung Galaxy Note is coming to the Magenta network

Are you on T-Mobile and have not found a smart phone that is big enough to satisfy your phablet needs? Did you weep at the fact that the Samsung Galaxy Note did not support T-Mobile's AWS 1700MHZ band? If you are that such of crybaby then we have good news for you, because America's favorite Magenta-colored carrier confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy Note is coming to their carrier. T-Mobile revealed this news on their Twitter account and said that there will be, "more details to share in the coming weeks.". We are not sure if T-Mobile is referring to the original Note that came out last year, or rather hinting at the new Note that is supposed to come out in the coming months. The only thing we can hope for right now is for T-Mobile to deliver the Note a long enough time before the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 comes out, so people will not have to buy the first generation right before the second generation comes out. The Samsung Galaxy Note just received an Ice Cream Sandwich update and hopefully the T-Mobile version will receive it also. The Galaxy Note will be a great addition to T-Mobile's lineup, and so will the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Need more information on Samsung's phablet making an appearance on T-Mobile's lineup? Check out the links below for more information.


Source: Engadget
Via: T-Mobile U.S.A. Twitter

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