T-Mobile gets its own HTC Sensation 4G, with dual-core Snapdragon and the new Sense 3.0

Looks like the 3D iteration of HTC's new flagship Android phone - the EVO 3D - will stay exclusive to Sprint. What T-Mobile will get, is the 4G version of the HTC Sensation that just got announced across the pond, at HTC's London event.

Dubbed the HTC Sensation 4G, it shares all the high-end specs of its namesake - 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon chipset of the third generation, 4.3" qHD resolution screen (540x960 pixels), 8MP camera with dual LED flash, and the new HTC Sense UI, that allows you to launch apps straight from the lock screen, among many other improvements. This chipset will allow you to record Full HD 1080p video with the smooth 30fps, just like the other dual-core phones out there.

T-Mobile's handset, however, adds that sweet HSPA+ connectivity, named 4G, which will allow you to download stuff at up to 14.4Mbps theoretical speeds. Furthermore, the HTC Sensation 4G will feature HTC Watch, the company's own entertainment hub that will allow you to watch movies and TV shows on your handset.

All this goodness is stuffed into sleek aluminum chassis, which you can grab this summer for a price that will be disclosed when we get closer to the launch time.

source: T-Mobile