Hello, AT&T customers. This here BlackBerry Curve 8900 can officially be yours in "early summer" for an unnamed price. No 3G, so don't ask. [CNN Money/PR Newswire]

T-Mobilers with BlackBerry envy can rejoice: they are the first to get the impressive Curve 8900 for $199 with 2-year deal.

Rumor has it that Best Buy will be offering the BlackBerry Curve 8900 for $150 with a 2-year contract. In comparison, buying directly from T-Mobile could cost you between $200 and $300.

After the BlackBerry Bold's epically delayed launch on AT&T and the Storm's epically borked launch everywhere, RIM needs 2009 to be better than 2008. The T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900 is a good way to start.

Rumors regarding the corporate release of the BlackBerry Curve 8900 on January 19th gained momentum today with a $499.99 contract-free, $249.99 with a one-year contract and $199.99 with two year contract price structure.

This information has yet to be confirmed, but a "trusted source" at Berry Reporter claims that the BlackBerry Curve 8900 will be available for T-Mobile business customers on January 19th.

Well that was a neat little progression: Early suspicions, followed by a purported internal leak, capped with an official announcement. T-Mobile will be adding the BlackBerry Curve 8900 to their lineup come February.

We had a strong suspicion before, but this release memo over at BGR appears to confirm that T-Mobile will get the Curve 8900 and the 8-megapixel Samsung Memoir (which has gone by a number of different names through its FCC process) on February 18. In other shocking news, the 3G-equipped TM506 will be available in…

Sure, the BlackBerry Curve 8900 we snagged was branded AT&T, but TmoNews says that T-Mobile will still be firstest in line in the US, graced by its presence on Feb. 18. [TmoNews]