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AT&T launched the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Smartphone with GPS capability and mapping applications provided by the telecommunication company such as Navgigator, turn-by-turn voice directions, on-screen directions and impressive colored 3-D moving maps.

The Navigator tells you about slowdowns and incidents detected on your route showing you alternative safe roads.
BlackBerry Pearl 8110 is an already famous Smartphone provided by Research in Motion in glossy titanium or red housing, with the SureType QWERTY keyboard.
It comes with email, messaging, spell checker, a 65K color display with automatic brightness adjustment, AT&T Mobile Music and AT&T's global roaming.

In addition AT&T offers the users a free yellowpages.com Mobile application accessible via the special icon on the phone.
Destined for both personal use and business professionals, the Smartphone has different multimedia features like the media player, a built-in 2MP camera with video recording, a 3.5 mm stereo headset jack, mciroSD expansion slot for extra storage, USB, and Bluetooth.
You can get the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 from AT&T at a price of $149.99, with a 2-year contract, unlimited data plan and a $39.99 voice plan.

"The BlackBerry Pearl 8110's stylish design and consumer features blend well with the productivity features for managing your day while away from home or the office," said Michael Woodward, vice president, Business Voice/Data and Wireless Products, for AT&T's wireless unit. "Beyond the BlackBerry Pearl 8110's powerful e-mail and messaging capabilities, which keep users on track with important information while mobile, its new built-in GPS capabilities - coupled with AT&T Navigator - will keep customers literally on track when they are getting from Point A to Point B."

BlackBerry Pearl 8120 features now built-in Wi-Fi connectivity and is available at AT&T United States with all its known capabilities for which it is recognized as a business mobile handset.
As a summary, BlackBerry Pearl 8120 shows a cool sapphire-blue housing, sporting a large and bright display of 65K colors, with a resolution of 240 x 260 pixels, but the entire handset measures just 4.2 x 2.4 x 0.5 inches at a weight of 3.2 ounces.

It provides communication options such as e-mail and Instant Messaging and you can use the Research In Motion’s SureType keyboard with backlight considered to be at least as ergonomic as a QWERTY, plus the helpful spell checker with customizable dictionary.

Other key features include Speakerphone, Voice Activated Dialing, media player, built-in camera with video recorder, BlackBerry Maps, corporate database access, Organizer, Internet browser, Bluetooth, 64MB internal memory with microSD card support, RIM wireless modem, USB, travel charger, AES or Triple DES encryption support, and 3.5 mm stereo handset slot.
The battery powering the handset is a 900 mAh Li-Ion that lasts up to four hours of talk time.

AT&T offers the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 with Wi-Fi 802.11b/g at a price of $199.99 with a 2-year agreement and adds $9.99 if you choose also the AT&T Mobile Music and Push to Talk.

"The BlackBerry Pearl 8120 from AT&T delivers the full power of the BlackBerry platform in a sleek and stylish handset that is ideal for both business and personal use," declared Mark Guibert, vice president, Corporate Marketing at Research In Motion. "With a range of hardware and software enhancements, including built-in Wi-Fi, the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 is an ideal choice for customers who want a new phone with powerful communications and multimedia features in an incredibly small candy bar design."

After Sprint it’s the AT&T’s turn to make available the nice candybar Palm Centro at just $99.99 with a 2-year agreement and a mail-in rebate.
The model is optimized for communication with voice/text messaging, instant messaging, e-mail function, all these to allow the future customers stay in touch with friends and family.



Also, Palm Centro sports a nice touch-sensitive display and a great QWERTY keyboard on which you type long messages, and it is the first Palm OS mobile device launched at AT&T, with the telecommunication company’s specific services including XM Radio Mobile, Push to Talk for talking up to 29 persons, showing who is free for receiving a call, and MusicID.



The TeleNav GPS Navigator is optional but it is used to access maps and over 10 million points of interest with on-screen driving direction.
MobiTV is another AT&T service that lets users watch live TV programs.

Palm Centro has 64MB internal memory, microSD card slot, GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth with A2DP, USB, HTML, a built-in 1.3MP camera with video recording capability, document viewer, and a standard 1050 mAh Li-Ion battery for up to four hours of operating time.

There are three days more until the Valentine’s Day and you still have plenty of time to search all the stores for a great gift for your lover.
Pantech duo has just debuted in red at AT&T for this occasion and it features 3G and a cool dual-slide double-keyboard design, with a 240 x 320 pixels display, and Windows Mobile 6 with its specific Office Mobile applications.

You can browse the Internet via Internet Explorer and play your music using Windows Mobile 10 Mobile.
The Smartphone supports stereo Bluetooth technology, has Push Personal/enterprise e-mail services, Mobile Music via AT&T, XM Radio, CV video service, multimedia messaging, Instant Messaging, and you can find it at $200 in AT&T retail stores.

"The new color provides an exciting new option to an already successful product - in response to the needs of our customers," declared Patrick Beattie, vice president of sales and marketing, Pantech Wireless. "The red Pantech duo delivers the perfect match for trendsetters that want their phone to readily match their sense of style."

Those of you that have a Samsung BlackJack from AT&T and live in the US can now upgrade to Windows Mobile 6 via the online downloading service from Samsung.

Advancing from Windows Mobile 5 to the 6th version of the popular operating system will bring more powerful applications for a powerful handset like BlackJack including keeping records of your contacts in Outlook Mobile, browse the Internet and writing documents in Word and Excel in order to view and analyze them with PowerPoint.

With this upgrade BlackJack's user will get support for HTML e-mail formats to be able to send messages with links, images and symbols, while having access to entertainment features and powerful business applications boosted up by the 3G BroadbandConnect network.
Other features include an MP3 player, a built-in 1,3MP camera with video recording capability and the stereo Bluetooth support for headsets.

"AT&T customers continue to love the BlackJack and the availability of Windows Mobile 6 capabilities presents them with a winning combination that brings the BlackJack to new heights in terms of functionality," declared Michael Woodward, AT&T vice president, Business Voice/Data and Mobility Products. "It's a great enhancement to AT&T's industry leading Windows Mobile device portfolio."