Even though T-Mobile does not officially carry the iPhone, the carrier has more than a million owners of the (unlocked) iDevice on its network, which would definitely justify expanding its support for it. A leaked employee memo from the carrier, entitled “iPhone Scope of Support” (pictured above), details that they plan to implement this support expansion on January 30th.

After T-Mobile revealed last month that they had over a million iPhones on their network, despite the fact that users had to modify their SIM cards in order to be able to use their iPhone with the carrier, they have now officially released their Micro SIM cards, making the iPhone along with other GSM smartphones officially compatible with the T-Mobile’s network.

According a new rumor circulating the web, talks between Apple and T-Mobile are at an “advanced stage,” and it is 80 percent likely that the best-selling smartphone will be brought to T-Mobile in this very fiscal quarter. This information comes from a high ranking source within T-Mobile, who wished not to be quoted directly and to remain anonymous. T-Mobile is owned by Deutsche Telekom—the carrier of the iPhone in Germany—which has reportedly been a factor in these talks.

If you’ve been eagerly waiting for the iPhone Dev Team to unlock the iPhone 3G so you could use it and its wonderful new features on any carrier like the old iPhone, your wait will soon be over. With news that the official unlock will be released on New Year’s Eve, there is now a demo video floating around the web of a legitimate iPhone 3G unlock demo. This version of the unlock is being called yellowsnOw, most likely to fit with the weather we have been having lately.

Check out the video in all of its glory after the break.

In a report released Thursday, Deutsche Telekom CEO Rene Obermann announced that iPhone sales in Germany have reached and passed 100,000 units. With exclusive rights to the German iPhone, Deutsche Telekom saw sluggish sales through January, but sales looked up after that. Sales saw an even bigger jump when the company announced a gigantic €300 more »