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This is the UTStarcom Knick, a new very Sidekick-ish handset bound for AT&T. Looks pretty big and ugly, if you ask me... Here's what we know about it at the moment, thanks to Endgadget:

• AT&T / UTStarcom GTX75 (Codename: Knick);
• UMTS 850/1900/2100;
• GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (+ Qualcomm 3G CDMA);
• Games: Brain Challenge 2, Jewel Quest 2, Sudoku;
• Apps: AT&T Navigator (GPS), Billboard Mobile, MobiTV, Mobile Banking,
• MusicID (Shazam Entertainment), XM Radio, Mobile Email (Y!, AOL, AIM, Windows Live Mail),
• People Mobile, IM (AIM, MSN, Y!), YellowPages;
• Web: POLARIS Browser, Ver.

Do you remember the UTStarcom Arc we wrote about last week?

Well, today we received an official press release confirming this phone.

 

A flip phone outlined with stylish curves, the Arc is finished in a trendsetting red soft-feel touch.  This affordable mobile phone, which includes Bluetooth®  wireless technology and a camera, brings another cost-effective and attractive product to Virgin Mobile USA’s lineup, offering its millions of customers yet another desirable handset available without an annual contract.

Virgin Mobile has released a new low- to mid-level clamshell, the UTStarcom Arc.

Available for just $49.99 w/o contract, the handset comes in Black-and-Red finish and offers features like Bluetooth connectivity, VGA camera, speakerphone, as well as external and internal displays.

If you're looking for a cheap and stylish phone, this one is for you.

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.

2 days ago at CTIA UTStarcom unveiled three new devices:

• CDM7126c ("c" is for Cricket): low-end CDMA clamshell; 800/1900/AWS CDMA bands, Bluetooth, 1.8" 65k display.
• TXT8010: messaging handset with a slide out QWERTY keypad, 2.2" 262k screen, 1.3Mpix camera, Bluetooth, and Openwave browser.
• UM100c

  [Continue reading UTStarcom Presents New Devices at CTIA 2008]

The FCC has recently approved the new UTStarcom CDM-7126, which is the first tri-band CDMA phone supporting CDMA 850/1900 and 1700 AWS bands.

Carriers, who can pick up this handset, are Cricket, MetroPCS and US Cellular. Otherwise, the 7126 is a low-end clamshell similar to the 7125.

No word on the release date or pricing as of yet.

A funny looking phone was spotted at CES recently.

This is UTStarcom HSM 180, a phone that looks more like a traffic light as it has two circular keypads, a little similar to those on the Nokia 3600 and 3650, and a round display.

HSM 180 features include support for GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks and MP3 playback.

It is announced that UTStarcom announced two new entry-level clamshell CDMA phones. It’s not yet known much but we can tell you that the devices are 7026 -  a basic phone that has an internal antenna, color STN display, speakerphone, and BREW for downloadable games and content. 

Another device is 7076 that is similar to the 7026, but adds an external display and a VGA camera.

UTStarcom presents the new UTStarcom CDM8935 that is really a very interesting device the one that now distinguishes UTStarcom from its previous products. This time the device is the smallest camera phones around. It's very, very small in every direction - the total volume is less than four cubic inches.

CDM8935 includes the following features:

• Small size: 3.