T-Mobile CES press event liveblog! + MORE

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After its Android lineup, Huawei has announced its first Windows Phone 8 device, the Ascend W1. Check the hands on video after the break.

The Ascend W1 features a 4-inch (480 x 800 pixels) display, dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor at 1.2 GHz with Adreno 305 GPU, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage expandable (up to 32GB) via microSD card, 5-megapixel rear camera, VGA front-facing camera, 1,950mAh battery and will be available in blue, red, black and white colors…

Tonight was T-Mobile’s time to shine in the CES 2013 spotlight, and the carrier took the opportunity to announce several big pieces of news. There’s an awful lot of news to digest here, so we’ll break it all down bullet point style for you: First up, the magenta operator confirmed that it’ll begin offering its Unlimited Nationwide 4G Data plan with no contract starting tomorrow, Jan…

We’re here at The Venetian for the T-Mobile press event at CES . We’re not sure what’s going to happen here. There have been some rumblings of an LTE announcement. I don’t know for sure, but our own David Beren, Mr. TmoNews, is on the edge of his seat.
I’m in and sitting on the floor. Things are about to get started, so hang tight and we’ll bring you the deets in a second.

I have to give Google a lot of credit for what they have done with Android . Over the years the mobile operating system hasn’t always been the center of loving affection, and there are still people out there who would love to bash it for being on too many devices, and having a ridiculously long staircase of versions, but for the most part Android has done quite a bit for the mobile industry…