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Judging by the available photos, two AT&T sliders will soon receive new colors.

The first is the LG Shine, which will be available in Black in addition to the existing Silver or Red variants, while the second is Sony Ericsson's W580, which apart from white, black, gray and pink will also come in green.

Specs and prices won't change.

AT&T now offers the Red version of the popular LG Shine for $99 with a 2-year contract and a mail-in rebate.

This is the third red colored handset after the BlackJack II and BlackBerry Curve 8310 available exclusively from the carrier.

It was presented at CES 2008 along with the Black model, which should also be available very soon.

Here are two good news from LG.

First, the company's Shine phone has reached the U.S. and will soon be available from AT&T.

The second is that LG has managed to sell over 5 million Shines in a span of a year, beginning from October 2006.

AT&T started offering the LG Shine this weekend.

Just to quickly rundown its main features, the handset supports quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band 850/1900 WCDMA networks, has a 2.2" display, 2Mpix camera with flash, Bluetooth 2.0 supporting stereo Bluetooth, and comes with a number of AT&T's 3G services, like video sharing and music store downloads.

Canadian Telus started offering the new LG Shine Gold to its subscribers.

This version doesn't differ from the original Shine; specs and price are the same as they were. The only difference here is the luxurious gold finish.

The good old LG Shine got a makeover.

Now it comes in a clamshell form factor with a wood-covered body and is called LG LB-2500H, or LG Shine Wood.

Specs include 2Mpx camera, e-dictionary, DMB, multimedia player, etc. But don't expect it to be available anywhere else outside Korea.

AT&T will soon start offering a custom version of the LG Shine.

There is almost no information about the upcoming model at the moment; we only know that it comes in a metal-like finish and is a little redesigned, featuring a circular D-pad for navigation instead of a 3-way scroll.

The phone will be expensive, so hopefully it will support 3G.

LG has made three new colors available for its Shine slider, including Gold, Pink and Black.

Gold version will be selling in Asia, Pink version will appear in Europe next month, and the black version will be selling worldwide.

LG and Orange UK bring you the new Pink version of the famous LG Shine.

The new model has the same features as the original and will be available exclusively through Orange in the end of this month for £30 with a 1-year contract or for £99.

LG Electronics has introduced the new 'Titanium Black' version of their LG Shine phone. Now the phone's full metal body combines black and silver hues, giving the handset a cool futuristic look.

Apart from the new design everything else remains the same. Some of the phone's features include a 2Mpix camera, music player (MP3 WAV and AAC++), GPRS/EDGE network compatibility, Bluetooth connectivity, etc.