Ah, T-Mobile's illusive Galaxy S III LTE. We've known it was coming for months now, and the long-overdue device has now silently showed up on T-Mo's website sporting a $70 down payment. Unfortunately, there's no release date in sight, but a leaked internal document obtained by TmoNews shows June 5th as the official launch date, suggesting that the 'add to cart' option here is merely a pre-order option.

But that's not all TmoNews' little snippet holds – there are also details of yet another member of the Galaxy Exhibit family. This device could be T-Mo's version of the Galaxy S III Mini, as rumored back in February, and released under the moniker Galaxy Exhibit, as indicated in the above shot.

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Galaxy S III LTE Shows Up On T-Mobile's Site, Leaked Doc Suggests June 5th Launch Date was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

T-Mobile is currently in the process of pushing a fairly major update to its version of the Galaxy S III, which brings Android 4.1.2 and a slew of new don't-call-it-Touchwiz features.

Before grabbing this one, you'll need to be on build T999UVDLJC, have at least 50% battery, and not be rooted. If those bases are covered, you can either elect to pull the 168MB update over-the-air, or, for those who prefer the tethered-to-a-computer method, via Samsung Kies.

Good luck, and have fun doing two things at once.

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T-Mobile's Galaxy S III Currently Getting Android 4.1.2 (Build MD5), Brings Multi-Window, Easy Mode, And More was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

T-Mobile announced and began rolling out the Optimus L9 Jelly Bean upgrade on April 22nd, so it's somewhat surprising it took so long to identify problems with the update. Still, better late than never.

As far as ETAs go, T-Mobile unfortunately doesn't know when the fixed update will begin rolling out.

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T-Mobile Halts Optimus L9 Jelly Bean Update (Build P76920d) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

The Visual Voicemail and ISIS apps are set to receive "improvements," whatever that means. Still, it's good to see T-Mobile minimizing bloat while trying to maintain a good user experience so soon after the Galaxy S4's release. The effort is even more impressive when you consider that the GS4 isn't even available on a particular carrier yet.

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• T-Mobile's Galaxy Exhibit 4G Gets A Software Update (2.3.6), But You'll Have To Go Through Kies To Get It

T-Mobile Releasing Minor Update For Galaxy S4 On May 7th (M919UVUAMDB) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

There are some surprisingly strict terms. Naturally you'll need an active T-Mobile account to qualify, and you have to download the MLB At Bat app between now and June 30th.

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• 9 Innings Baseball Brings Awesome, Statistically Correct Gameplay To Your Phone
• MLB.com At Bat 12 Now Just $9.99 In The Play Store – See MLB Highlights, News, Standings, And More From Your Phone Or Tablet

MLB At Bat Service Is Free For T-Mobile Customers For The 2013 Season, Download The App Before June 30th To Activate was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Still not convinced? An FCC filing doesn't mean a device will actually appear on American shores, but that's usually only true for international models (sometimes erroneously referred to as having "AT&T bands").

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Sony Xperia Z Is All But Confirmed For T-Mobile, Thanks To FCC Filing - User Manual Included As Well was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Those of you who would rather avoid the monthly $20 loan payment that follows the initial cost can buy the phone all at once for $629.

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The T-Mobile Galaxy S4 Is Now Available Online With Free Overnight Shipping was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

As Jelly Bean started hitting One Xs across the US, it's as if we could hear the cry of all One S units in unison. Why had they been forgotten? Lost and alone, One Ss across the country felt unloved and worthless. "Ice Cream Sandwich was last year's OS – I just want to be the best I can be" said one unit we had a chance to speak with.

But there's a light at the end of the tunnel for these once highly-regarded handsets. T-Mobile is the unlikely hero in this story, as it has actually started pushing an OTA to the devices, which will bump them up to Android 4.1.

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T-Mobile's HTC One S Finally Getting Jelly Bean (Build 3.14.531.11 710RD) By Way Of A Hefty 675MB OTA was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Today, MetroPCS shareholders approved the merger between the company and T-Mobile USA. As a result of the deal, Deutsche Telekom will own a 74% stake in the new company, while the former MetroPCS shareholders will own 26%. The new company will be called T-Mobile US and, for the first time, be traded publicly on the NYSE under the name TMUS.

• T-Mobile's Acquisition Of MetroPCS Has Been Approved By Both Companies' Boards, Expected To Complete Mid-2013
• FCC Approves T-Mobile / MetroPCS Merger
• [Update: Merger Confirmed] Reuters: T-Mobile Is In Talks To Acquire MetroPCS, Press Conference Tomorrow?
• Could Sprint And T-Mobile Be Merging?

MetroPCS Ties The Knot, Takes T-Mobile's Name As Shareholders Throw Rice On Merger Deal was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Another day, another Jelly Bean update to a Samsung Galaxy device. Today's target: T-Mobile's Galaxy S Relay 4G (I still hate that name). Unlike many of the other Jelly Bean updates rolling out to Galaxy phones, this one's only available through Kies and OTA.

In order to grab it, you'll need to be on the latest official firmware, have at least half the battery remaining, and the latest version of Kies. The T-Mobile support page also recommends that the device isn't rooted (big surprise there).

If you meet those requirements, fire up Kies or head into Settings > About phone > Software updates to get your taste of Jelly Bean.

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• [Update: P3113, Too] Jelly Bean (Build JRO03C) Now Rolling Out To The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (GT-P5113) In The U.S.
• T-Mobile's Galaxy S II Now Getting Jelly Bean, Available Via Kies Only

[Update: LG Optimus L9, Too] T-Mobile's Galaxy S Relay 4G Getting Its Bump To Jelly Bean (Build T699UVBMC5) Starting Today was written by the awesome team at Android Police.