The way the Android GI is taking a nice shape, it’s quite pleasing for T-Mobile; there are rumors that the network is considering introducing tons of new devices featuring the power of Google’s pre-popular Android.

Right now, a new handset is at their top priority, though it has not been named yet, you can call it Huawei Google phone for the time being, but one thing is certain that it will provide networks to get their own branding and this might turn out to be Android G2 from T-Mobile.

According to New York Times, the network is also considering revealing some other devices like tablet PCs and Android powered phones for homes. A 7-inch tablet device will be hyped as to come with a docking station and it looks quite similar to a small size laptop, but without keyboard.

It is being expected that these tablet devices will help to perform some basic computing as well as informational tasks like checking the weather, to have control other home devices remotely and scouting for recipes. Previously, various makers have been promising for unveiling such devices for quite some time, but most of these promises just proved false promises, but this time we can expect something really especial as Android’s power may turn these killer concepts into really killer gadgets.

So far, these rumors neither have been confirmed nor have been denied by T-Mobile, but if these rumors are true, you may soon find some  Huawei Android phones in some hands quite soon.

Written by “Aftab Bashir”

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