T-Mobile version of Motorola Moto X visits FCC

For those T-Mobile customers worried that they will not get a shot at the Motorola Moto X, worry no more. While versions of the Moto X for Verizon, Sprint and AT&T have already visited the FCC, a model supporting T-Mobile's network had not been seen, that is, until now. The Motorola XT1053 supports AWS HSPA+ and LTE bands 2 and 17. Besides T-Mobile, AT&T also uses those two bands for its LTE service which means that customers of that carrier could also use the model.

The Motorola Moto X will be outed on August 1st with Motorola apparently giving the press the low down about the phone in 5 separate sessions with an embargo preventing the release of any information until 3pm. Then, from 8pm to 1am, there will be a series of entertainers doing their thing including musicians and comedians.

So now we've seen the XT1053 (T-Mobile), XT1055 (U.S. Cellular), XT 1056 (Sprint), XT1058 (AT&T) and XT1060 (Verizon). The phone will be offered online with the buyer allowed to customize the back and the trim of the phone. Models offered at retail stores will be a standardized version of the phone.

source: FCC via Engadget