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Today introduced a trifecta of 4G products poised to take advantage of the carrier’s 20 Mbps-plus network speeds.  the Android Gingerbread-running HTC AMAZE 4G and the Samsung Galaxy S II, along with a hotspot, the Sonic 4G Mobile HotSpot, were introduced at the Mobilize 2011 conference. the HTC AMAZE 4G in the wild including a shot of the retail boxing? Then look no further than these images sent our way giving another look at the much anticipated handset. You can look at the pictures, catch the videos and continue your countdown till October 10th. T-MOBILE’S GALAXY S II will be NFC enabled, with a 1.5 GHz dual core Snapdragon processor. The 4.52-inch display, HDMI out and most other features remain largely unchanged. T-Mobile’s Sonic 4G Mobile HotSpot, built by Huawei, can support up to five Wi-Fi devices and is small, weighing in at only 3.88 ounces. It has an SD card slot so you can share photo and video content with anyone who is also connected to the hotspot. An OLED screen on the device displays stats like network strength and battery level. The HTC AMAZE 4G will be available starting Oct. 10 and will cost $260 with a two-year contract. The GALAXY S II will run you $230 when it lands Oct. 12.