The limited edition myTouch 3G packs a 3.5mm audio jack and is ready to connect to your standard headphones. And the 4GB microSD card from the retail box has been upgraded to a 16GB one so now there's much more space for songs, videos and apps (such as the preloaded Guitar: Solo and Music Light).
Also aboard there will be an "enhanced" music player, which is said to feature an intuitive user interface and to allow you to easily create ringtones from the songs you're currently listening to. Syncing media, with a PC or a Mac, is promised to be much easier now thanks to the free doubleTwist software.
Optional accessories will include additional Fender branded shells, a carrying case, a screen protector and a so-called Rock Dock, which is nothing else but a speakers-equipped docking station.
Unlike the original T-Mobile myTouch 3G which came with Android OS v1.5, the limited edition myTouch 3G runs v1.6 and is expecting an upgrade to v2.1 sometime this Spring.
Also aboard there will be an "enhanced" music player, which is said to feature an intuitive user interface and to allow you to easily create ringtones from the songs you're currently listening to. Syncing media, with a PC or a Mac, is promised to be much easier now thanks to the free doubleTwist software.
Optional accessories will include additional Fender branded shells, a carrying case, a screen protector and a so-called Rock Dock, which is nothing else but a speakers-equipped docking station.
Unlike the original T-Mobile myTouch 3G which came with Android OS v1.5, the limited edition myTouch 3G runs v1.6 and is expecting an upgrade to v2.1 sometime this Spring.
