It looks like T-Mobile is finally getting AT&T's sloppy seconds.

A few months after The BlackBerry 8820 first debut on AT&T, the model is making it's way to the T-Mobile network. Among the BlackBerry 8820's offerings is WiFi, TeleNav GPS, Bluetooth, trackball, QWERTY keyboard, mini USB port, a microSD expansion slot for up to 4GB of extra storage, and BlackBerry Maps.

It will also be compatable with T-Mobile's new HotSpot@Home service... likely the reason WiFi was included in the handset.

The big "but" with the BlackBerry 8820 however is it's missing any kind of camera phone. It also doesn't come included with the latest BlackBerry web browser.

The T-Mobile BlackBerry 8820 can be bought for $349 here.

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