T-Mobile has just added two new messaging cell phones to its network, the Samsung Gravity 2 and the Samsung Comeback. The Samsung Gravity 2 is a successor to the Samsung Gravity phone released in November 2008, with a sleeker design and revamped navigation keys. It even has an upgraded 2 megapixel camera, 3G support, Bluetooth, MP3 player and a memory slot to expand the memory up to 16 GB. Samsung has retained the horizontal QWERTY keyboard and support to myFaves support. Gravity 2 is expected to ship out in August in berry mauve and metallic pumpkin color.

The Samsung Comeback has a very unique flip design, where the screen opens like a book to reveal a QWERTY keyboard. It has many messaging options for text and multimedia with support for AOL, Yahoo and GMail accounts. It even includes support for 3G and Bluetooth. Some of the other features include a 2 megapixel camera, memory card slot and assisted GPS with a 14-day trail of TelNav. Comeback is available for $130 in pearl white plum and frost silver cherry colors with a 2 year.

[Cnet]