T-Mobile myTouch Q Getting FCC Approval

It looks like the second of two Huawei-made Android smartphones for T-Mobile USA’s myTouch consumer line is now ready for FCC approval. The smartphone, model Huawei Ascend G312, comes with a physical hardware QWERTY keyboard and is expected to launch as the T-Mobile myTouch Q.

The consumer smartphone will launch with a 4-inch WVGA display, 1.4 GHz processor. and 4 GB of built-in storage along with a microSD card so users can increase the storage capabilities. The phone will also have 1 GB RAM for multitasking.

The FCC documents for the smartphone was discovered by Engadget. 

The myTouch Q would join the myTouch on T-Mobile USA and both devices are similar except that the Q supports a sliding hardware keyboard. A physical hardware keyboard is becoming more rare in the Android smartphone world and the myTouch Q would likely compete against Sprint’s recently leaked LG Cayenne Android smartphone and the higher end Motorola Droid 4.

FCC documents did not confirm pricing or launch date for the T-Mobile myTouch Q by Huawei.