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AT&T is going to start selling Motorola Q9h in new chrome/silver color.

This smartphone will come with Windows Mobile 6.1.

We still don't know Motorola Q9h price, but stay tuned.

Sony Ericsson W350 is now available from AT&T. It comes in three colors - "Electric Black", "Graphic White" and "Ice Blue". The price is $29.99 with a two-year contract.

Just to remind you, Sony Ericsson W350 was announced at the beginning of this year and features:

• Flip design;
• Walkman player, album art support;
• 1.3Mpix camera with 4x digital zoom;
• Included 512MB Memory Stick Micro (M2);
• Dimensions/weight: 104x43x10.

According to some sources, in the next few days we can expect the new Sony Ericsson W350a to appear on the AT&T store shelves. For an EDGE phone with not-that-basic specs and style, this one has an ultra-low price, $19.99, to be exact. Of course, this includes contract and rebates.

According to Cellphonesignal, the new Sony Ericsson w760a will soon be landing on the AT&T's network. Serving as proof is a photo of the respective handset with a tiny AT&T logo on it.

Sony Ericsson W760a features:

• 3.2Mpix camera;
• Stereo Bluetooth;
• GPS;
• Music playback;
• Stereo speakers;

  [Continue reading AT&T to Get Sony Ericsson w760a?]

All doubts are gone: AT&T will soon be ofering the HTC Touch Pro.

The device is similar to the Diamond model, but boasts an additional keypad.

It supports 3G on the 850 band, features TouchFLO3D interface, but lacks the front facing VGA camera.

The LG CB630 Invision is a new TV-enabled cell phone that should be released on AT&T's network on August 13th for $99.99 on contract with a $50 rebate. This model will join AT&T Mobile TV line with handsets like the Sony Ericsson Z750 and the Samsung SLM, and will apparently replace the Samsung Access, which reportedly will be eliminated from the line on August 24th.

FCC has approved today the new Nokia N85, the first tri-band WCDMA device to support both AT&T and T-Mobile's 3G networks.

Known features include:

• Quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900) and tri-band WCDMA;
• GPRS/EDGE and/or HSDPA data;
• 240×320 pixel QVGA Display;
• 5Mpix camera with autofocus;
• Dual-slide form factor;
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth;
• FM Receiver/Transmitter;
• A-GPS

We expect to find out more details after November 5th, when the confidentiality request expires.

AT&T will soon be offering a new low-end clamshell, the Samsung A237.

Details are scarse, but as far as we know it will feature quad-band GSM/EDGE support, Bluetooth, and a camera.

The phone will be available in blue and red most likely for free with a contract.

NTT DOCOMO and AT&T announced yesterday that they've copleted the extention of AT&T's 3G W-CDMA mobile network to all principal islands in the U.S. state of Hawaii, including Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, Lanai, Molokai and Kauai.
Thus, Hawaiian NTT DOCOMO subscribers now have access to data and voice roaming services in these areas.

The following DOCOMO handsets currently support international roaming services in the Hawaiian Islands: SH905iTV, SH906i, F906i, SO906i, N906iμ, SH906iTV, NM705i, NM706i, hTc Z and HT1100.

MOTOMODDING has unearthed what they claim to be the official (yet unannounced) AT&T-branded Windows Mobile 6.1 ROM for the Motorola Q9h handset. What else can I say? Those risky ones can try the update now, otherwise I'd suggest everyone to wait for the official announcement, as it will follow up soon.