Apparently T-Mobile UK doesn’t want Verizon to have all the fun with the announcement of the ICD Ultra with 4G service. T-Mobile UK, together with tablet manufacturer ICD, have announced the carrier’s “portable family hub tablet”, which is the new ICD Vega.

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UK mobile phone networks T-Mobile and 3 have today confirmed that they are in discussions to offer Google’s Nexus One handset in the UK.

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T-Mobile UK was the first carrier to confirm that they would be the first to offer the Huawei Pulse Android phone, and it seems like T-Mobile Netherlands will offer the phone with a bit of an upgrade. The Dutch version of the Pulse will have a dual-camera upgrade of a 5 megapixel still camera and another camera dedicated to video.

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T-Mobile UK has announced the launch of the T-Mobile Pulse. Manufactured by Huawei, it marks the first pay-as-you-go handset to run Android. Available in October, it is will cost £179.99 (roughly $295 US).

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T-Mobile UK have reconfirmed that they will be offering the HTC Hero, although in their line-up it will be known as the T-Mobile G2 Touch and not the G1Touch as originally suggested. Set to hit the market later in July, according to the carrier’s Twitter account, details of the handset’s price and tariffs are yet to be confirmed by an official press release.

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T-Mobile UK have today announced on their official twitter account that the upcoming G1 Touch Android phone (HTC Hero), will now be known as the G2 Touch.

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T-Mobile UK are the second carrier to announce that they will be offering the HTC Hero, after Orange UK threw their hat into the ring earlier. Unlike Orange, however, T-Mobile will be renaming the Hero; it will be known as the T-Mobile G1Touch, to better link with the original G1.

The specifications of the device are, unsurprisingly, exactly the same as with the Orange version. Orange claim to have exclusivity on the “graphite” finish, so we can only assume that what you see in these photos is a more generic gray.

The T-Mobile G1Touch will be available from mid-July (no word on whether that means it will land on Orange – who say “early July” – beforehand) priced free as long as you take out a minimum of a £40 ($60) per month contract. That will get you £225-worth of credit to be spent on calls, SMS and MMS messages, together with free on-device data access.