Once you're done, it tallies up the score and gives you your Fave 5. Useful if you've got 3 or 4, but can't decide who the last one should be. – Jason Chen

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Today, T-Mobile has announced the availability of the Nokia 6133 clamshell. For $100 bucks, its not a bad catch at all. It has a 1.3 megapixel camera with 8x zoom, video recorder, MP3 player, Bluetooth, speakerphone and supports T-Mobile myFaves. It is available for $100 with a ball-busting contract. The outer digital analog-style clock is pretty nifty, though.

At least Nokia still cares about the average cellphone users.– Travis Hudson

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Am I charged for incoming calls from my Fave 5? Any domestic call to or from your Fave 5 won't count against your Whenever Minutes .

On the BlackBerry Pearl—and most other phones—the faves icons are always up front unless you disable it. It's a set of five customizable pictures/icons to go along with your callers. To start, you select an empty icon (the ones with a "+" icon) and click.

More after the jump.

Then the Pearl will ask you to either create a new contact or add one from your address book. Type in the name, their phone number, select a picture, and assign a special ring-tone for this person. Once this is done, you'll get a note saying the number is being updated on T-Mobile's servers, which takes just about 5 to 10 seconds to complete. Once that's done, the icon on your phone's splash page will reflect your changes.

You can also turn off the myFaves display from any phone if you don't want it cluttering up your phone's screen. Or if you just want to hide it from your buddies—as seen in the latest T-Mobile TV ad.

Once you have the myFaves added, selecting an icon will give you the option of either giving him a call or sending him an SMS/MMS message. Apologize for the quality of this last picture since I couldn't find a screenshot program that worked with my Pearl and my PC. – Jason Chen

If you're buying a new T-Mobile phone now, all models are going to be myFaves enabled. You can tell whether the phone you're getting is a myFaves phone by looking at the back for the 5-spotted myFaves symbol. If you're lucky, some phones sold in August (and a few all the way back to June) had this symbol and can be updated OTA, over-the-air style. You can visit your T-Mobile dealer to check.

More info after the jump.

They've also said that older phones won't be supporting the myFaves service, since it's very UI-centric with the five icons on your phone's screen. You can change your numbers once each calendar month, so there's no tomfoolery by changing numbers to get free calls.

One upcoming feature on the T-Mobile website that's worth noting is a tool to help you identify what numbers you make the most calls to, and then helping you set those as your five faves. But normal myFaves customization can be done on the phone itself or online.

This is a pretty sweet deal that we'd definitely use if our plan didn't expire in the year 2018. – Jason Chen

We covered myFaves quite a bit last week, T-Mobile's new plan to allow unlimited calling to a list of 5 friends who can change month to month. It's official: myFaves has officially launched...without Catherine Zeta Jones. Tear. Now to find five friends. – Mark Wilson
Thanks Dan!

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It looks from the screenshots that you can choose icons or pictures for each one of the five, and customize their ringtones from a separate UI screen.

Although this plan is more service-side dependent, T-Mobile seems to be branding phones with some sort of "myFaves enabled" icon, which is the logo we were confused about before.

More info after the jump. – Jason Chen

First Look: ScreenShots From TMobile "My Faves" [Pinstack]

Single Rate Plane:"With MyFAV 5"
$39.99 300 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)
$49.99 600 MIN Unlimited N/w (MyFav)
$59.99 1000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)
$69.99 1500 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)

Family Plans are as the following (MyFav)
$69.99 700 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)
$79.99 1000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)
$109.99 2000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)
$139.99 3000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)

On the family plans, if you don't want the MyFav Minues $10.00 from the above prices "NOTE on the above family plans T-mobile took off M2M, If you want MyFav and Mobile 2 Mobile add $10.00 to the adove plans"

NOTE: On the MyFav plans Each line get's there one set of 5 numbers
Example 5 Line on the Family plan (25 MYFav Numbers)

Numbers can be changed once per month.