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It looks like Pantech and AT&T are working on the successor to the Duo C810 smartphone.

The new Duo 2 C820 model is said to feature a rounded black case, similar to Motorola MPx200 and the same dual sliding mechanism as its predecessor with both numeric and QWERTY keypads.

Other features will include Windows Mobile 6.1 platform (apparently with preloaded MobiTV and AT&T Music apps), a 2.

Usually Pantech phones with a "C" prefix in their model number are bound for AT&T, so we guess the new C610 won't be an exception.

It appeared at the FCC this week. Apparently this is not a smartphone, as it will be much cheaper than the C810. Unfortunately, besides this crappy photo we have almost no info about the device at the moment; just note that it is a red 3G clamshell.

FCC has posted a picture of an upcoming UTStarcom TXT8010 smartphone from Pantech codenamed Elvis.

It looks pretty fat, and apparently has a landscape screen and a QWERTY-keyboard. In rest, specifications are mid-end and include:

• Dual-band (850/1900Mhz) CDMA;
• 1.3Mpix camera;
• Bluetooth;
• Brew platform;
• microSD card slot.

• Size: 105x50.9x14.8 mm;
• Weight: 110 grams;
• Display: 2.4" QVGA 260K color flash-animated menu;
• Camera: 1.3Mpix;
• PictBridge support;
• Memory: 70MB;
• Audio player;
• Other: Calendar, calculator, stopwatch, convectors values, E-Dictionary.

Here's yet another Valentine's offering from AT&T - the Pantech Duo in Red.

The Pantech Duo is a WM6-based 3G handset with both QWERTY keyboard and numeric keypad, 240x320 display, Bluetooth support, Windows Media Player 10 and more.

It should start retailing this week.

Just to let you know, AU KDDI now offers Pantech W61PT in a choice of three new colors: Noble White, Elegant Pink and Midnight Black.

Pantech's new Sky IM-S250L is a simple mobile phone with a QVGA screen, 1.3Mpix camera, e-dictionary, media player, and Internet capability.

It doesn't differ much from the IM-S300 model.

Available only in Korea.

The BGR got their hands on the upcoming Pantech Duo smartphone and made a little preview.

According to them the device comes with an ergonomic QWERTY keyboard, supports 3G connectivity, operates on Windows Mobile 6 Standard OS, and provides great voice and audio quality.

Overall it's a cool device concerning that we've first heard of it a year ago.

Pantech has released its new KDDI A1407PT cell phone that uses Bone Conduction.

It is a method of audio playback based on conduction of sound to the inner ear through the bones of the skull to help users hear in noisy environments. Apart from the bone conduction loudspeakers, the handset also comes with a 2.

FCC unveiled some documents of the new Pantech C810 Mustang 3G dual-slider smartphone.

Now we know that the handset supports quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band WCDMA networks, Bluetooth connectivity, 1.3Mpix camera, and runs on the Windows Mobile 6 Standard OS.

The future carrier is yet unknown, but the C810 is compatible with AT&T's network.