LG Thrill 4G - AT & T Brand LG Has Announced 3D Optimus

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LG Thrill 4G - AT & T Brand LG Has Announced 3D Optimus:
LG Thrill 4G is basically an AT & T-branded LG 3D Optimus. It has a four-inch touchscreen and you can view 3D content without wearing 3D glasses. It works just like a Nintendo 3DS.

The LG 4G emotion is driven by a dual core running at 1 GHz and runs on Android 2.2 Froyo (soon will have gingerbread). Has two five-megapixel camera lets you view 3D content and 3D video recording in 720p. The 3D effect, of course, can be disabled if you prefer to stay in 2D land.via: 1, 2

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HTC Aria for AT&T

AT & T has said in recent days that the Aria Android 2.2 update is in the laboratories ... so it is here. It is a very painful wait, right (assuming you do not take into account the waiting time in Asia, that is)? The download is up to HTC's site now, weighing in at 165 MB and warning that it will be deleted text messages and emails downloaded, clean applications, and scare their children. .. do it with the same level of caution as you would any other firmware. via

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AT&T now selling BlackBerry Torch 9800 at$99.99

 

AT&T is now selling BlackBerry Torch 9800 at$99.99. The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is currently RIM’s flagship device and the first one to have launched running the new BlackBerry OS 6. AT&T has cut the Torch’s price in half. Whereas before it would set you back the standard (for a high-end device) $199.99, it’s now down to $99.99 in your choice of three colors. Of course, this price still requires a 2-year service agreement, but it does make the Torch a very compelling offer, at least for BlackBerry fans/addicts. Getting the top of the line handset from RIM for half the price that competing high-end devices go for sure sounds good enough.
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AT&T launching the Motorola Bravo And Flipside

Android-powered Motorola Bravo and Motorola Flipside at Costco and now both phones are available for purchase from AT&T. The Bravo will set you back $129.99 on contract, while you’ll need to pay $429 without one. Specifications of the Bravo include a 3.7-inch 854 x 480 pixel touchscreen display, MotoBLUR, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, stereo Bluetooth, 3-megapixel camera, expandable memory and an 800MHz processor. The Motorola Flipside will only set you back $99.99 on contract and offers you a 3.1-inch HVGA touchscreen display, sliding QWERTY keyboard, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS and 3-megapixel camera. The downside is that both devices will be powered by Android 2.1 and there isn’t any mention of when the Froyo update will be released.
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AT&T announced the Windows Phone 7 device Samsung Focus

AT&T announced the Windows Phone 7 device Samsung Focus with a bright and crisp 4.0” Super AMOLED screen, multiple messaging options and a 5.0 megapixel camera with flash and auto-focus, will be available on November 8th at AT&T2 company-owned retail locations nationwide or at http://www.att.com/wireless. AT&T has priced the Focus at $199.99. The Focus features a customizable start screen and improved operating system look, large, iconic text for menus and content transitions to slide a user into and out of different menus. With the Windows 7 tile-based layout, users can customize the start screen in countless ways and pin frequently used applications for one-touch access. Users can have up to 256 live tiles on the start screen. The Focus also features natural touch and voice interactions, has a responsive, multi-touch display with voice activated dialing and app launch.via