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Bad news for some AT&T customers: we're hearing that the upcoming AT&T's Nokia E71 will be delayed for a couple of months because it needs additional software tweaking. On the bright side, though, it will apparently be going for about $150 after rebates. Do you think it's a good deal? We're positive...

The patience of S60 fans who have been waiting for the black Nokia E71x to arrive on AT&T will be rewarded in the nearest future. The handset will be releaed sometime later this month at a price of $199.99 after a rebate. Prepare your cash.

As of March 26 AT&T will be selling the Apple iPhone to its existing customers for $599 and $699 (8GB and 16GB, respectively) with no contract obligation. Finally.

Motorola announced the availability of its entry-level clamshell, the EM330, for AT&T customers. It is going for free after rebate, and includes a 1.3Mpix camera, stereo Bluetooth and a 3.5mm headset jack.

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Engadget Mobile have posted a list of the upcoming AT&T phones, which should be released in the coming months. Check it out:

• Nokia Piranha, March 24th (which looks like the E71x model);
• Samsung Propel Pro, March 19th;
• Samsung Impression, March 26th - Touchscreen slider with a 3Mpix cam;
• LG Xenon, April 9th;
• LG Neon, May

A new picture has surfaced yesterday of what appears to be the the unannounced LG GR500. It's a touchscreen cell phone with a sideways-sliding QWERTY keyboard, which will be available from AT&T as the Zenon (or Xenon) soon. But that's not confirmed yet.

AT&T HTC Fuze owners will be happy to hear that there's a new leaked ROM available for their handset. Aside from the improved performance, users have found a number of other changes, which include:

• FM radio player under AT&T music;
• Slide to answer canvas;
• Microsoft voice command;
• Opera 9.5 build 15445;
• Video share;
• The ability to re-assign the PTT button to something else;
• TouchFlo 3D UI v1.

The FCC has approved today the new Samsung i637.

The device will be landing on AT&T's network, and will have HSDPA and Wi-Fi support, and a 1000 mAh battery.

Unfortunately, that's all we know about it for now.

Alright, today is the day the new Pantech Matrix PRO smartphone hit the shelves. Look it up in AT&T's retail stores, and be prepared to shell out $179.99 after a 2-year contract and a $50 mail-in rebate.

AT&T will be offering two new handsets sometime in the near future, the Samsung Shift and LG Etna, for all you messaging junkies. The Shift is a 2G candybar phone with a full QWERTY keyboard. The Etna is a rather low-end device with EDGE, VGA camera and other basic features. Does any of these make up a good purchase?