Product Overview
For those of us who subscribe to T-Mobile and want a Blackberry with a QWERTY thumb-keyboard and a camera, there may finally be light at the end of the tunnel. It is being reported at Pinstack that RIM will debut the BlackBerry 8320 in September, and it will be with T-mobile 

As has been speculated before, this will be a version of the BlackBerry Curve (already available from AT&T - images of AT&T version) with Wi-Fi and, perhaps even, dual-mode technology—to allow the 8320 to seamlessly roam between cellular and Wi-Fi networks. T-Mobile, the mobile operator with the largest Wi-Fi footprint in the U.S., recently debuted Hotspot @Home, a service that allows consumers to do just that and more