AT&T will release on 26 February the LG ARENA (GT950) touchscreen mobile phone. As one of LG’s flagship, the Arena features the company’s 3D S-Class UI and comes with a 3-inch touchscreen display and a 5 Megapixel auto focus camera.

The LG Arena supports GPS and geotagging as well as WiFi connectivity. It offers access to popular social networking sites and DVD-quality video recording. It supports also AT&T’s Mobile TV service and 7.2Mbps HSPA 3G technology.

The LG Arena is available for or $199.99 after $50 main-in rebate with two year contract.

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It looks like Pantech might be holding a secret and will launch a new smartphone in the near future, because the model P9020 just appeared at the FCC website today.

According to FCC, the Pantech P9020 can be considered a rather small touch-screen smartphone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and uses HSDPA 3G data for a good internet connection, which is part of AT&T’s services.

Other details of the Pantech P9020 include bluetooth, gps navigation, music player, and a slot for memory cards. In terms of AT&T services it should probably include AT&T Navigator, Radio, the AppCenter for applications, and YPmobile.

Hey — what’s that? Oh right, it’s the LG eXpo, the slider with a pico projector jammed inside. Among other things, the full QWERTY slider’s packing a 1GHz CPU, a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 5 megapixel camera, a microSD slot, and of course that removable Texas Instruments projector. The just-announced handset bears quite a strong resemblance to the Monaco we heard about way back in May — though from the looks of it, its lost all of the brassiness we were so fond of. The eXpo runs Windows Mobile 6.5, and it will hit AT&T on December 7th for $199 after a mail in rebate with a two year contract — plus an additional $179 should you choose to opt in on that projector.

 

It looks like the AT&T branded Curve 8520 dummy units have started to arrive in some stores. The new device is ready for AT&T and was stated to be arriving "in the coming weeks", but no exact date just yet. We’ve seen this in the past over and over with dummy units and accessories popping up just a few days before the actual device is released. So if you’ve been waiting on this one, you may not have much longer to go.

Man, the loot you can uncover when you go snooping around spec pages. That most ambitious of Sony Ericsson projects, the XPERIA X10, is still a long way from being released, but already we can narrow down the list of potential US carriers to just one: AT&T. The guys over at Phandroid were the first to spot the newly added UMTS frequency specs for the phone, and the available 800/850/1900/2100 bands fit only AT&T’s 3G network. That’s gonna be a bitter pill to swallow if you were looking for something like (or better than) an iPhone, but were put off by the wireless provider. Then again, with pre-order prices for unlocked X10s showing up at $999 in some places, maybe you can just look at our lukewarm hands-on and convince yourself this phone ain’t worth it anyway

That successor to AT&T’s wildly popular LG Shine that we spied back in August has finally popped official today, becoming the Shine II (surprise, surprise). It’s a very evolutionary set — if you squint, you can’t see much difference from the original — but this might be a situation where it’s in AT&T’s best interest not to mess with success just as long as they don’t end up pulling a RAZR over the next several years. It’s got a 2 megapixel cam, a mirror-finish 2.2-inch LCD, GPS, 3.6Mbps HSDPA, and microSD expansion to 16GB; look for it on November 22 for $119.99 after rebate on contract. Perhaps more notably, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 has migrated from T-Mobile over to AT&T today with the same EDGE data and optical pad as its cousin; it’ll be hitting in the "coming weeks" for $99.99 after rebate. Of course, the Bold 9700 hits on the 22nd for a hundie more, so there’ll be some soul searching among AT&T-based BlackBerry lovers over the next few days

Looks like AT&T will be launching at least two smartbooks at CES — the Tegra-powered Mobinnova Beam just hit the FCC database with a device ID of BEAMATT. Yeah, that’s not so subtle. Sadly the listing doesn’t have much else to say about the machine formerly known as élan, but we’re guessing we’ll find out way more about what AT&T’s got planned for these not-quite-netbooks in Vegas.

Es kann noch ein paar verweilen Probleme mit dem Namen "Smartbook", aber es sieht so aus, als ob Qualcomm pushen ist voraus mit der Produktkategorie noch-begriffenen dennoch mit CEO Paul Jacobs Nutzen einer jüngsten Investor-Plausch in New York, um aus einer neuen Lenovo-built-Smartbook anzeigen, die scheinbar von AT&T. More of this gadget »