you’ll know that we don’t much like this trend of using verbs as phone names, but T-Mobile clearly hasn’t gotten the message, as one of its upcoming handsets is rumored to be called the Astound. What exactly this rebadged Nokia C7 is supposed to astound us with, we’re not really sure. We’ve seen its Clear Black Display already, which is very nice, but we’ve also seen the dead OS walking that is its Symbian installation. Still, for $80 on contract, it doesn’t necessarily have to compete with the crème de la Gingerbread to be an appealing option. Look out for it early next month.

Nokia and T-Mobile USA announced today the new device class companies for customers T-Mobile as “E73″ mode. The E73-mode is a business class device, which is slightly different from that of the Nokia E72. The Nokia E73 comes with a keyboard mode Symbian S60 Feature Pack 2, QWERTY, 5 megapixel camera with flash, autofocus, Wi-Fi for voice and data, long battery life and e- mail, full HTML Web browsers, media players and more. The Nokia E73 mode, T-Mobile’s 3G broadband network. The Nokia E73 is the method should be available June 16th for T-Mobile stores.

Quite unexpectedly, but we have a single shot hit the screen indicating that T-Mobile USA is launching a QWERTY handset is Nokia’s portrait 16 June known as E73 “mode. “How busy is the Nuron, T-Mobile tends to assign names Nokia trademark in their programming that are elsewhere in the world by their model number is known, if we think that this phone will start at the end of world just like the E73 because it assumes the throne as a pet the highest productivity E72 Espoo. More information on what we receive, but in the meantime, learn a great phone call after the break.