AT&T loves to have the rumor mills going for new phones down the pipeline. And their pipeline is ALWAYS full; there always seems to be some new groundbreaking device to look forward to. Thus, my goal is to keep you informed of all of the current groundbreaking devices that are rumored to be in AT&T's pipeline. I will continually update this as new information comes out.

1. 3G iPhone (sometime between June 15 and July 12)

2. Blackberry Bold (after August?)




3. Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1



4. Garmin Nuviphone



5. Nokia E71




6. Nokia N95-3


7. Pantech Duo 2 (C820)

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I'm a big fan of the Blackberry Curve so I was happy to see the Blackberry 8330 finally make it to Verizon. And if you're reading this, you're probably just as anxious as I am! So I am pleased to announce that the 8330 is now being offered by Verizon. Alltel has begun offering it, now Verizon, and sometime this month Sprint should be rolling out with it.

The Curve is being offered for $219.99 after $50 Mail-in Rebate.

Allow me to offer some linkage.

BB Curve Specs (PhoneArena)
More Curve Specs (PhoneScoop)
Purchase the Curve here (www.vzw.com)


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Adding to the previous Verizon list, here are the latest additions.

XV6900 Touch - Just released 4/16
LG Env2 - planned sometime April
Blackberry Curve 8330
LG Dare - 3.2 MP Camera with "Prada-like" touchscreen - expected June
Palm Centro
LG Decoy VX8610 - to replace current Chocolate before July
Motorola VU30 - a PEBLish clamshell

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These are the phones slated to join Sprint's network sometime in the second half of 2008.

Updated July 31, 2008:


Sanyo Katana Eclipse - August 27 2008




Motorola VE20 - No release date set

Motorola I872 - Q2 2008

Motorola Cabo I890 - Q4 2008

Motorola ROKR Z6M - Q3 2008

Motorola Renegade V950

Samsung Z700

HTC Raphael

HTC Diamond


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And here is the list of phones coming to T-Mobile in the near future.

Blackberry Pearl 2 (8120) with WiFi- April 14, 2008
Nokia 2760
Nokia 5610 Express Music
Motorola Moto Z6w
Samsung T339
Samsung T229
Samsung T419

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Here is the outlook for the next few months at AT&T.

Updated August 4, 2008.




Motorola V9x

Motorola W760R - Quad band, 3G, 2.0 MP camera, rugged, replacing V365

Nokia 3555 - Already available on T-Mobile. 3G but otherwise unimpressive.




Samsung A237 - entry level clamshell; likely to have Quad-band GSM/EDGE with camera and bluetooth (photo courtesy PhoneArena)




LG CB630 "Invision" - August? - new LG candybar TV phone. Looks very similar to the Samsung Access.

Rumored Phones

Samsung Blackjack 3

Samsung Omnia

AT&T Tilt 2

Pantech Duo 2



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If you've been waiting for the next latest and greatest from RIM, today is the day! The new Blackberry Curve (RIM 8300) is hitting the AT&T stores today.

For more info on the Curve, go here.

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There's a new Blackberry coming to town: the Curve, aka the Blackberry 8300. This is hyped up as the big brother to the Pearl, another consumer-friendly device but this time with a full Qwerty keyboard. The keyboard is supposed to be a small bit larger and easier to use than the 8800, and comes with a 2 MP camera (no wifi or GPS on this one, however.) The word on the street is that this is the BEST RIM yet! Obviously that's personal opinion, but when the experts say that kind of stuff, it really gets your crackberry taste buds salivating. Update: it will also offer PTT and a spellchecker (a first for RIM).

First looks:
Laptop Mag review
Cnet (8/10)
blackberrycurve.com
Gizmodo first take
Wired Blog
Phonescoop

Release Rumors:
BoyGeniusReport: Curve teaser on ATT business site?

Update: The Curve will be released May 31.

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Some more good stuff from RIM! This more business-friendly full qwerty version of the Pearl comes packed with GPS while sacrificing the camera. The GPS allows us to enjoy the TeleNav system without the need of a Bluetooth receiver. The 8800 originally came out with AT&T but T-Mo has picked it up as of April 2007.

Reviews:
Laptop Mag
GSM Arena
MobileBurn (inc. pics)
PhoneArena
Cnet (7.7/10)
Boy Genius Report
MobileTechReview

Resources:
8800 Marketing Site
RIM official support
Free Downloads and Forums
AT&T Support Site
T-Mobile Support

Shopping:
Buy the 8800 with AT&T
Need your Blackberry to do even more? Click here to get more software!

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The Blackberry Pearl 8100 for T-Mo and AT&T is the first in a new generation of Blackberries: geared toward consumers, rather than focusing on businesses. The pearl is the first GSM blackberry in North America to feature a clever trackball on the front instead of on the side, MicroSD with mp3 player, and 1.3 mp camera. It also enables the user to connect to GPS using a Bluetooth receiver, giving the Pearl the ability to use TeleNav.

There is an amazing amount of stuff that the Pearl can do, and the small size makes it very easy to handle as both a phone AND as a PDA.

Reviews:
Picture Gallery (BGR)
Specs and Review (PhoneArena)
GSM Arena Reviews
PhoneScoop
Cnet
Blackberrypearl.com
Laptop Mag

Resources:
AT&T Support
T-Mo Support
Official RIM site

Shop:
Get the Black Pearl with AT&T
Buy the Red Pearl from AT&T!
Get the Black Pearl with T-Mobile
Here's the White Pearl with T-Mobile
Click here to get more programs for your Pearl!

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