
The BlackBerry Bold has received Technical Acceptance from AT&T. That means that AT&T should be ready to sell the Bold as soon as possible. As soon as possible means about two weeks from getting the acceptance which is usual procedure. That means a Bold release could arrive on November 4th. Rumors say the date is accurate, although we did announce you before that October 27th was supposed the Bold day. The rumored price for now is $300. With a contract I would suppose. We’ll tell you more when the time is right.
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AT&T sold quite a lot of iPhones this last quarter. With 2.4 million iPhones sold, AT&T has managed to sell almost a third of the 6.9 million handsets that Apple reported to have sold.
That means the carrier saw profits rise 5.5% to $3.23 billion or 55 cents a share, compared to one year ago when AT&T pulled in $3.06 billion, or 50 cents a share. AT&T finished the quarter with 74.9 million subscribers with 2 million of those new subscribers. 40% of the 2.4 million iPhone 3G subscribers are new subscribers.
And iPhone subscribers are bringing in lots of money. Average monthly revenues per subscriber or ARPUs are 1.6 times higher for iPhone subscribers than the the other subscribers. AT&T saw its wireless data revenues increase with 50.5% compared to last year for a total of $2.7 billion.
So given that you have lots of money and lots of iPhone sales, when are you going to sell the Bold already?
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The Halloween Day is approaching fast, it is on October 31 in case you don’t know. With that in mind, AT&T decided to create a small list of tips with two purposes: help the “trick-or-treat” scenarios become more safe, and also convince people to use phones wisely.
In addition to the list of tips, AT&T is making the Halolloween day more complete by hosting a Child Safety Event + Costume Party, on November 1st, at their Experience Store in NY.
Anyway, here are is a resume of the Top 10 tips:
1 – Have a family communication plan in place.
2 – Establish a periodic check-in time.
3 – Make sure wireless phones are fully charged.
4 – Be a wireless Samaritan.
5 – Keep contact information for chaperones.
6 – Make wireless devices accessible.
7 – Bring old phones in to your local retail store and activate them with a prepaid calling plan.
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AT&T has announced that it has a new division ready. The AT&T Emerging Devices lead by Glenn Lurie, the former president of National Distribution for AT&T Mobility, will introduce wireless capabilities into various devices besides handsets. Good! My coffee mug needs wireless pronto!
The commander-in-chief Lurie is the guy that got the iPhone from Apple. So I guess he knows what he’s doing when he’s looking for new devices to introduce to AT&T’s subscribers.
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I’ve announced the Bold so many times you shouldn’t even read this one. We might see AT&T pushing the release date along like they did before. Now it’s October 27 according to leaked info. Like I didn’t hear that one before!
AT&T had no problems throwing a welcome Bold party with the main guest missing, so we shouldn’t be surprised by anything the carrier will do concerning the Bold. On the other hand we know that Orange has pulled the Bold for various technical issues. What say you?
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AT&T managed to leak its plans for the winter season and it looks like no Bold is coming soon. RIM’s phone should finally hit the U.S. market later this year but we don’t have any official dates yet. Besides the BlackBerry which looks like it will never arrive, we have the following phones:
Pantech Matrix: $80 after MIR
Samsung Propel:$80 after MIR
AT&T Quickfire: $100 after MIR
Samsung Eternity: $150 after MIR
Samsung EPIX: $200 after MIR
LG Incite: $200 after MIR
HTC Fuze: $300 after MIR
We’ll be back for more launch details when we have them. Until such time please feel free to fantasize about any of the above mentioned handsets.
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According to a recent post made at a site dedicated to BlackBerry News, the future owners of a Bold cellphone will receive a freebie from AT&T.
That free feature is the AT&T mobile TV service, also known as CV – Cellular Video. As long as the owners of a BlackBerry Bold are subscribed to a data plan, the TV will be for free.
What TV stations are available at CV? Just to name a few: ESPN, Fox Sports, CBS Mobile, WWE, VH1 Mobile, Nickelodeon, NBC Mobile, HBO Mobile, Comedy Central Mobile, and The Weather Channel Mobile.
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Tags: At&T, BlackBerry, BlackBerry Bold, TV

Look what the FCC dragged in. It’s Nokia’s N79. The phone is expected on non-US markets to hit by the end of the year and it’s rumored to cost around $520. The phone might arrive in AT&T stores in the same time but there’s no official announcement to point to that.
The N79 will have 850/1900 UMTS support, a 5 megapixel Zeiss camera with sliding lens cover, dual LED flash, VGA video recording, TV-out, S60 Feature Pack 2 and probably more. I’d be curios to see how much will AT&T charge for it, but I guess that’s the subject for another story!
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AT&T launched a new USBConnect dongle today which is said to be the world’s smallest device of that kind. Named Quicksilver, this dongle is the latest LaptopConnect device and it will fully work with the 3G HSPA network. The Quicksilver is compatible with both Mac and PC computers. As long as you get it with a LaptopConnect plan of $60 or more the device comes free of charge. What do you think about it? Care more about the design of this USB modem, or you don’t really care about it at all?
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It seems like AT&T is on a roll this week, so on top of the recently launched Pantech Matrix and Samsung Propel there is a new SonyEricsson cellphone on their catalog, more specifically the W760a. According to the AT&T website, the device costs $120 after discounts which can’t be considered a bad price.
Interesting features on the W760a? How about integrated GPS with WayFinder Navigator? Or what do you think of the mobile email support with services such as AOL, Yahoo, AIM, Windows Live? Not good enough? Maybe the 3.2-megapixel camera is the extra you really need?
There are still more goodies on the Walkman phone, like ShakeControl that lets you shake the cellphone to skip tracks, and a nice screen that measures 2.2-inches
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In case you don’t remember, we talked about the Pantech Matrix at AT&T a couple of weeks ago back in Septemer, and the cellphone was officially launched today. It is already listed on the AT&T website with a price tag of $80 with rebate + service agreement, or $280 if you want a free phone.
Like previously mentioned, the Matrix cellphone has an interesting and unique detail – dual slide out keypads. It means there are 2 sliding keyboards, one is numeric while the other is QWERTY. In terms of multimedia, the Matrix can read MP3, MIDI, iMelody, MMF, WAV, SMAF, and AAC+ format files.
The battery on this Pantech cellphone can last 3 hours of talk time, which is below the average and should be improved in the next version. On stand-by mode it works up to 10 hours.
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Samsung has announced the Propel cellphone that will go directly to the US by the “hands” of AT&T. The smartphone costs close to $80 with a 2-year agreement + rebate, and will become available to the public later this month.
The Propel is a “sliding” type of phone that hides a QWERTY keypad in the inside, making the writing tasks on instant messaging programs and email services much easier and faster. It supports 3G HSDPA network, and works with AT&T Mobile Music that provides songs to be purchased and downloaded.
Other features on the new Samsung cellphone include a 1.3-megapixel camera, bluetooth, MP3 player, microSD slot, and Video Share to make 2-way calls.
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AT&T is ready to release the Quickfire sometime in November. The phone will cost $99.99 after a two-year agreement and some mail-in rebate. The main features of the phone are the 3G support and the full QWERTY keyboard which will let you unleash the hidden heavy SMS texter in you. AT&T Mobile Music is also going to be available with this Quickfire handset which means you can listen to some music while sending those emails away.
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AT&T is ready to spread it’s U-verse to customers all around the States. The mobile carrier has signed agreements with Circuit City and Walmart which will help it sell the service in over 600 locations. AT&T seems ready to do what it takes to promote its video on demand service. Will people choose it instead regular cable or satellite services? Will they choose AT&T over Apple TV? That would be a fun fight to watch between the two partners in the iPhone business.
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LG has recently announced the release of its three new mobile phones at AT&T. The first among the latest cell phones is LG Incite. It is a Windows Mobile smart device. It bears a resemblance with Vu.
Incite is especially developed for the US. This metal-clad phone runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. It equips a mirrored 400 x 240 touchscreen display, 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with flash and video recorder. It offers triband HSDPA, GPS support and WiFi radio.
The next model is LG CF750. It is said to be the US variant of the LG Secret. It has a resistive touch screen display and equips a 5.0 megapixel camera.
The last model in the latest offerings is the CF360. Well, there is no information of the price and availability yet. Keep guessing.
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You might have seen it by now, but just in case you didn’t here’s the new AT&T commercial. Unlike Microsoft’s latest commercial, this one will actually get you some laughs. Like always AT&T claims to have a great coverage area so you’ll be able to make and receive calls no matter where you would are. So how about making a commercial speaking about AT&T’s 3G coverage and its various issues?
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AT&T seems ready to launch a new device but it’s not the BlackBerry Bold. It’s the Quickfire, a slider phone made by UTStarcom for AT&T. From the pictures it looks pretty good and it will certainly make an impression with hardcore texters and not only.
The phone is going to be launched sometime later this month and it’s rumored to cost $99.99 if purchased with a two-year plan. We’re going to get you some features by the time it launches. For now we know it has a GPS chip and it comes in orange, silver and white
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The LG Incite is said to be coming from AT&T sometime in the future. We don’t know exactly what the Incite will look like as we have only some rumored stuff about it. The phone will have Windows Mobile, a 240 x 400 touchscreen LCD, a 3 megapixel camera, 3G, WiFi and Bluetooth support and more.
By more we mean we have absolutely no clue of what else the Incite will bring to the table. The device is expected to hit later this year so we’d expect some FCC shots soon.
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Dare I say AT&T might be right when they say the Bold isn’t ready for the U.S. market? Hell no! I am sure they are delaying the launch for a certain fruity reason.
But according to a leaked memo, Orange has decided to temporarily pull the Bold off their shelves. It looks like there are some issues with the device. The whole crisis might be solved in a few weeks as RIM will provide solutions for the undisclosed issues.
What issues?
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Tags: At&T, BlackBerry, Bold, Orange
AT&T has a new Samsung cellphone codenamed SGH-a637, which is considered an entry-level in the phones world, and that is why it only costs $50 after the rebate and 2-year contract.
It features a 1.9-inch LCD screen in which you can watch the videos that were recorded with a 1.3-megapixel camera, and also use the AT&T Navigator service to have some GPS assistance. The internal memory has 51MB of capacity, and the extra slot to increase that space if for microSD memory cards.
Other basic fictions include bluetooth A2DP, POP3 for email, access to AT&T Video Share service to make video calls, and being a quad-band phone.
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