HTC has updated its official bootloader-unlocking tool to add support for a bunch of older handsets including the Desire Z, T-Mobile G2, ChaCha and the original Droid Incredible.

HTC and T-Mobile have started rolling out the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the T-Mobile G2.

Last month, a test build of the Gingerbread update for the T-Mobile G2 leaked on the Internet. Today, the final version has made its way on to the Internet!

One awesomely talented developer over at the Desire Z/T-Mobile G2 modding scene, has ported the HTC Sensation ROM, which includes Sense v3.0, to the handset.

CyanogenMod is one of the most popular and feature rich custom ROM out there supporting a variety of devices. The best part of CM (CyanogenMod) ROMs is that it is made from stock AOSP i.e. it provides the user with the stock Android experience.

The folks over at TmoNews have managed to get their hands on some official documents of T-Mobile which suggests that the carrier will be launching an updated version of the Samsung Vibrant. The Samsung Vibrant 4G will be the first phone from T-Mobile to support download speeds of up to 21Mbps.

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The Merge was supposed to be announced by Verizon and HTC at the Droid celebration party in Seattle, tonight. Sadly, that did not happen but the handset did make an appearance on Verizon’s website. Though, the image was pulled back a few minutes later.

Finally! It was more than a month ago we had reported that the modding community had managed to get ‘temporary’ root access on the T-Mobile G2. However, thanks to the ‘eFuse’ technology as reported by many blogs or due to a software bug, it took the modding community quite a lot of time to get permanent root access on the G2.

T-Mobile will be rolling out a new software update for the HTC G2 starting from today. The software update will add Wi-Fi calling for Android along with several bug fixes and enhancements.

It has only been a few days since the T-Mobile G2 started shipping and the handset has already been rooted. The G2 comes with stock version of Android 2.2 i.e. without the popular Sense UI.

The T-Mobile G2, or the HTC Desire Z, is now available in the US. It runs Android 2.2 and comes with a QWERTY keyboard.

T-Mobile G2 will be available for pre-order from tomorrow at select T-Mobile retail stores and the device will launch on October 6th. You can pre-order this device only if you are an existing customer of T-Mobile.

Today, the HTC G2 has been finally been announced by T-Mobile. The G2 will be the first phone from T-Mobile to feature HSPA+, which is more commonly known as 4G. The T-Mobile G2 will sport a 3.7-inch screen with a resolution of 800×400 along with a slide-out four row QWERTY keyboard.

The T-Mobile G2 has been gaining a lot of hype for the last week. The T-Mobile G2 from HTC is expected to be based on the new MSM7230 platform from Qualcomm. The device is expected to be launched on the T-Mobile network on September 29.