T-Mobile is scheduled to hold a press conference in New York on March 26; and, going by the indications from the invites sent out for the forthcoming event, the carrier will make some noteworthy announcements, which may likely include the launch of its high speed 4G LTE network.

With T-Mobile already having stated that it will be launching its 4G network by the end of this month, the March 26-scheduled event will probably be an opportune time for the carrier to formally announce the network's launch. The first 4G-compatible handsets which T-Mobile will offer will be the Blackberry Z10 and the Galaxy Note II.

Furthermore, on the basis of the invitations for the T-Mobile press event, which will be held at 11 a. m. ET, it is being widely speculated that the carrier will announce some big changes, including some tweaks to its data plans.

Among the other announcements which T-Mobile is expected to make at the event include the availability of the Apple iPhone from the carrier; as well as its merger with MetroPCS, a deal which reportedly got the FCC's approval last week.

Moreover, at the event, T-Mobile will seemingly demonstrate its intentions of not acting like a typical "wireless company," by making its impending transition to a completely no-contract carrier. Already, there have been rumors making rounds that the carrier will do away with all subsidies on its handsets by March 24 or so.