Did you miss your window of opportunity today when the Nexus 4 randomly popped in and out of the Play store? Not to worry, T-Mobile has your back and is completely content with reaching into your pocket to steal your hard earned money. Starting tomorrow, select T-Mobile store will begin selling the LG Nexus 4 for $499. Yep, you read that right, a whole $150 more than what its selling for on the Play store — and yes, it’s the exact same device.

Last week we gave you a heads up on a sweet two-day T-Mobile promotion set to begin on the 16th. Today, we have the full details and if you haven’t already committed to a Nexus 4, you’ll want to check out what T-Mobile has to offer.

In classic Verizon fashion, the company known for bloat has decided to start preloading devices with a new Amazon App Suite. Users thought they were finally catching a bloat break when Verizon announced it was phasing out the Verizon App Store, but it appears Verizon never had any intention of letting users keep that extra space. The new Amazon App Suite is expected to launch with the recently announced HTC DROID DNA and provide users with a centralized Amazon storefront whether they like it or not

5-inch devices appear to be all the rage, and so naturally, HTC had to take a crack at it. Announcing the DROID DNA for Verizon, this 5-inch “don’t call it a phablet” device has some impressive specs. Most impressive is the Super LCD3 display featuring full 1080p (1920×1080) resolution with a ppi of 440! The DROID DNA is like an HTC One X on steroids, featuring:

It looks like the Samsung Galaxy Camera isn’t the only device landing on AT&T this Friday. The upgraded HTC One X+ along with the budget One VX will be available starting November 16 at the cost of $199.99 and $49.99 respectively. Of course those are subsidized prices, and come attached to a two-year contract.