AT&T has just made available HTC Tilt 2, for $299, after rebates and you have to know that this is the second Windows Mobile 6.5 device offered by the carrier, after AT&T Pure (HTC Pure). As you can see by looking at its design, HTC Tilt 2 resembles HTC Touch Pro2, considered a remote cousin of the handset.

Tilt 2 features a full duplex speakerphone, a 3.2 megapixel camera, a 5 row QWERTY keyboard and a tiltable WVGA display. As mentioned above, this HTC models is available online or in retails stores for $299.99, after a $50 mail in rebate and with a 2 year agreement.

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AT&T in partnership with Pantech just revealed two phone models, Reveal and Impact, that are shown in the pictures below. The first one, Pantech Reveal shows a pretty simple look with a medium-sized display on a front side dominated by the numerical keyboard, but we must not forget that there’s a sliding QWERTY keyboard beneath.

The second device, Pantech Impact packs a black front side with a numerical surface and a secondary monochrome display. At a pad press away there are some haptic features that give you the touch sensation of real physical keys.

On the other hand, by opening the handset you will discover a new device with full QWERTY keyboard and stereo speakers plus a large color screen. If you want this big screen handset, ideal for full HTML browsing, you will be able to purchase it next month for under $80.

[via GSMDome]

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AT&T is the last carrier one thinks of when it comes to Android phones, specially because of the whole Apple rejection of the Google Voice apps issue. Now, we’ve learned that the famous iPhone carrier will be partnering with Dell, in order to launch an Android phone in the US, or so claims Wall Street Journal.

Dell already has the Mini 3i handset ready for the Chinese market and we also found out that this phone will be reaching the States in 2010. Expect it to sport a tweaked OS, not OPhone by any means, plus Wi-Fi and a cooler camera and probably some minor design changes.

It will be interesting to see AT&T turning into an Android phone carrier, specially considering that they made the iPhone popular in the US.

[via Engadget Mobile]

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T-Mobile and AT&T finally have something in common and it’s not their newfound Android love, but rather a new BlackBerry device, the Bold 2 aka Onyx. The handset will be unveiled by both mobile operators on October 21 and you should keep in mind that this only means they’ll make it official, not sell it.

AT&T has already done something like this before, with the HTC Pure/Tilt2 announcement, turning into a launch very soon. BlackBerry Onyx/ Bold 2 is also known as the 9700 and it comes with a Li-ion 1550 mAh battery, a microSD card slot, a 3.2 megapixel camera with video recording and autofocus, 256MB ROM and a color TFT display with a 480 x 360 pixels resolution.

Tri-band global 3G connectivity is also on the specs list, plus BlackBerry OS 5.0, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 and a full QWERTY keyboard.

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AT&T continues its successful run, by readying the Windows Mobile 6.5 Samsung Omnia II smartphone for launch. After making HTC Pure and AT&T Tilt II available, the carrier wants to expand its WM portofolio, just as the other carriers are getting ready to launch Android phones.

Omnia II has recently received the FCC blessing, so it’ll be able to support AT&T’s 3G connectivity. This is not your average smartphone (if one can call a smartphone average), specially since it features a very appealing 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and dual LED flash plus GPS.

Wi-Fi is also on board, plus enough storage space to store entire discographies and gigs of documents and presentations. This is quite a decent alternative to the iPhone 3GS, if not a better phone overall, specially thanks to the fresh OS it sports.

[via IntoMobile]

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AT&T’s in full bloom these days, announcing many handsets, specially those that run Windows Mobile 6.5, like HTC Pure. Yesterday it was all about Samsung and Pantech, since the US carrier announced 2 models from each maker, Samsung Flight and Mythic on one side and Pantech Reveal and Impact on the other.

Samsung Mythic is a 3.3 inch touchscreen phone, with the TouchWiz UI on board and a design that looks just like the one of Eternity and Solstice handsets. This smartphone also features Mobile TV and it’s scheduled for a November launch date, with a price of $199.99, on contract.

Samsung Flight is all about messaging, specially since it packs a sliding QWERTY keyboard, plus a touchscreen display. Expect it to reach the local shops in November as well, with a $99.99 price tag and a contract plus rebates. We move on to Pantech and discover the Impact model, with its OLED touchscreen display, side flip design and full QWERTY keyboard.

Pantech Impact supports 3G connectivity and haptic feedback, plus comes with a secondary screen and a music player. Its price and launch date are a mystery for now and finally, we’ve found out that AT&T is also readying Pantech Reveal for launch. This slider sports both a numeric keypad and a QWERTY keyboard and it should be available starting October 18th, for an unknown price.

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AT&T started the Windows Mobile 6.5 dance, as they announced HTC Touch Diamond2 and Touch Pro2 from the same manufacturer. This event takes place in a global WinMo frenzy, as Microsoft will release its latest version this week.

From the design point of view, the smartphone on the left known as AT&T Pure is in fact a remake of the well known Diamond 2. Its black polished case is made from plastic and it shows some metallic effects that give it a special look. You should know that this handset packs a 5 magapixel camera with autofocus plus a 3.2 inch WVGA display.

The other shown handset is called Tilt 2 and it represents a comeback of the long gone “Tilt” trademark, named so because of its tilt up display. We must mention that this device features a full QWERTY keyboard, a 3.2 megapixel camera and a 3.6 inch WVGA display plus full duplex speakerphone.

HTC Pure is already available for $149.99 (after a $50 rebate) with an agreement, surprisingly before Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.5 official release planned for Tuesday. Tilt2 will arrive later, in the following weeks and it will cost $299.99, again after a $50 rebate.

[via EngadgetMobile]

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AT&T’s version of HTC Touch Diamond 2, HTC Pure just got pictured by MobilityDigest. This is a Win Mo 6.5 powered device that will seemingly hit the market soon, if all the info we have at this point is accurate.

We assume that the specifications remain unchanged so this handset still packs a 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7200A processor, 512 MB of ROM memory expandable via microSD and 288MB RAM plus a 5 megapixel camera with video recording.

The device also features Wi-Fi, miniUSB, touch auto focus and Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP. As far as connectivity is concerned, we mention 3G capabilities along with 2.5/2.75 G features (GPRS/EDGE).

[via GSMDome]

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AT&T lines up with the current carriers’ trend of launching feature phones, as Verizon did the same this morning. This market strategy could be profitable in third world countries and on developing markets, that can’t sell too many smartphones.

The cellphone above is an entry-level clamshell that will seemingly be released on the 4th of October. The specifications are characteristic to low end devices so you mustn’t expect very heavy features, but all these can be enough depending on what you’re looking for.

The handset is 3G capable and it packs email features plus a web browser, so if you want to surf the web at decent speeds you have what you need. The device also incorporates a 2 megapixel camera and dedicated multimedia buttons. This cellphone will came in 2 shades: gray or red and it will be sold by just $29.99 with a 2-year agreement, and that’s after a mail-in rebate.

[via BGR]

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AT&T takes advantage of the support provided by the TerreStar communications satellite and has just announced a handset with the capacity to use this technology, the Genus model. This satellite phone runs Windows Mobile and supports terrestrial HSPA, but also satellite networks.

Genus will provide constant coverage for users always on the go, no matter where they are. The satellite phone’s specs sheet includes a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, digital zoom and flash, GPS, a 2.6 inch QVGA touchscreen display, a 2.5mm headphone jack and Windows Mobile 6.5

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are also on board and you have to know that the device will be available starting Q1 2010.

[via IntoMobile]

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