Motorola Tundra is available at $199.99 with a two year contract. This is your typical flip phone, with some very welcomed features: 3G, Bluetooth, 2 megapixels camera and AT&T Mobile Music, for accessing the latest tunes and stream radio for a mobile experience. Motorola is known for making durable phones and this is one of them; it is built for military specifications and it is resistant to dust, vibration, shock, humidity, rain and extreme temperatures. Motorola Tundra has a music player incorporated, with support for various music formats: AAC, AAC+, MIDI and MP3. You can browse the internet using the pre-loaded Opera browser and WAP support. All productivity tools are included, alarm clock, calendar, caller ID, organizer, and address book, conference calling and multitasking, meaning using voice and data at the same time. Moreover, Motorola Atrix 2 is available at $99.99, with the two year contract and a minimum data service for $15 per month. This is more than a simple phone, it is actually a smartphone. It incorporates a dual-core processor, for fast performance, sleek user interface and smooth navigation. The 8 megapixels camera provides lots of editing options and 1080 HD video recording capabilities, so you will not be missing a thing. Not to mention that Android is behind everything, so you get the best OS in town; lots of customizable home screens, widgets and Android Market, a place where tons of applications and games await for you.

Motorola Atrix 4G is among the powerful range of smartphones available on the market. It boosts a qHD display and runs on Android 2.2. The sleek design and the 5 megapixels camera make this phone a good overall value for you and the HDMI port allows you to connect the phone to your HDTV whenever you are at home or at a friend and you want to see everything on the big screen. But as every gadget, the bad sides must be pointed out, as you can never satisfy the whole crowd. In this case, there is no 1080p video recording, the 4G data speed is not outstanding and you can’t install any applications that are not from Android Market. What makes the phone more attractive is the available laptop dock, but it does a lot on its own, packing great features in a sleek design.

These are the latest AT&T Motorola cell phones you will find available, with reasonable pricing and ready to make your daily activities a lot better.

Samsung made quite an impression with its mobile phones, at least recent smartphones. The Galaxy S and Galaxy S II was in top for a good amount of time. And now it is back, Galaxy S II Skyrocket; it comes with a 4.5” Super AMOLED Plus display, dual-core 1.5 GHz processor, 8 megapixels camera, runs on Android 2.3, a 2 front facing camera for video calling and support for AT&T LTE network. If you are close to the AT&T LTE area network, then this smartphone is perfect, because it is powerful, has everything you need inside and beautiful. But there is something you should know: the bloatware can’t be removed. Because of the 4.5” display, it features a large size, but thanks to the smooth curves, it feels quite comfortable when you hold it in your hands. At 4.71 ounces is lightweight, but this is also thanks to the plastic materials it is made of, giving it also a plastic feel. The touch screen is very responsive and you can use motion gestures. Moving on, the nest phone is still from Samsung, Focus S impresses with its large touch screen, 8 megapixels camera and HSPA+ speeds. Its thinnest is appreciated by many, but as it weighs less than 4 ounces, it lacks that sturdy feel and durability. The operating system for this one is Windows Phone 7.5 Mango and the interface is simply a single start screen with dynamic tiles and a second screen that shows the applications you have installed. Among others, we can mention GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and multimedia messaging, with e-mail and social networking integration.

Motorola Atrix 2 has received a lot of good comments, reviews and ratings and this is why the phone stands as being one of the best. It boosts a colorful and sharp 4.3” qHD display, dual-core 1 GHz processor, 8 megapixels camera with 1080p HD video recording capabilities, runs on Android 2.3 and a reasonable price considering the features and how well-packed the phone truly is. With AT&T you can get it for $99.99, signing up a two-year contract, so it is an attractive choice you can consider. The operating system comes with MotoBlur interface and you can choose from five customizable home screens and you can personalize them with widgets and shortcuts.

Finally, if you want top-notch business features and productivity, then BlackBerry Torch is the phone to handle everything with ease. It combines the touch screen with a physical QWERTY keyboard to make everything better.

For instance, you can get BlackBerry Curve 3G with $29.99 price tag when signing for the two year contract. The minimum fee you have to pay per month is $15 and a new activation is required. The same goes with lots of models out there, because when you get a new activation, then the best deal comes. But taking in account that the unlocked price for this device is at around $370, it is worth considering it. Also, the headset is thin and compact, so you can easily slip it in your pocket or somewhere, has a responsive optical touch pad, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G, 2 megapixels camera, stereo Bluetooth and external media keys.

It is a basic phone that provides an overall decent performance, combining the classic features you found on the Curve series, with some modern characteristics introduced recently. But if you really want modern, then perhaps you are interested in BlackBerry Torch 9810, still available at AT&T, with a pricing of $49.99, the same two year contract and minimum price of $15 monthly. It brings up faster 4G speed and not to mention improved benefits of the original Torch: BlackBerry OS 7, Liquid Graphics technology for a better image quality, improved Web browser, 720p video recording capabilities and the 1.2 GHz processor. Design is similar to the predecessor, so nothing changes on the outside, mostly all modifications and updates are done on the inside. Other AT&T BlackBerry mobile phones include other series as well, such as Bold and Pearl. BlackBerry Bold 9900 has a higher price even with a two year contract, $199.99, but its unlocked price can go over $500. Why is it so expensive? Because it combines a responsive touch screen with a full QWERTY keyboard, being designed for a wider range of users. It also proves to have a stylish and appealing design, 1.2 GHz processor, runs on BlackBerry OS 7, supports 720p video recording and photo quality is also excellent. The price can drive some away, but at least you get everything included with this powerful and stylish messaging device.

Believe it or not, AT&T BlackBerry phones include refurbished headsets as well. Among these, you can find Pearl, Curve models and others that are introduced depending on the availability. You can buy them at lower prices and some are available in colors as well. Such a model is BlackBerry Pearl 3G, in “gradient red”. The warranty is available for 90 days, the phone has been reconditioned and tested, but it is good as new and it works just fine, making you put some money aside. E-mail and messaging features remain strong, just that you get them in a more compact shape due to the SureType keyboard.

Samsung Galaxy S II is an improvement over the first Galaxy and that one had a huge success, so this model couldn’t be any better. It brings in discussion a gorgeous display, a super slim design, dual-core processor, excellent camera quality, making it one of the top AT&T smartphones. The display has 4.3”, AMOLED Plus, with a pixel resolution of 800×480, making everything on the screen look gorgeous. This size is just perfect for browsing through Web pages, video and messages, because if larger, it tends to be too wide for general use. The Galaxy S II runs on Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread and uses Samsung’s TouchWiz interface 4.00. There are seven home screens and pull-down notification bar for Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, screen rotation and flight mode. You can customize the home screen using the setup and you can move to various panels in order to add and remove shortcuts and widgets at the same time. Entertainment options are plentiful when it comes to this phone. You get the excellent picture quality, music and video player and Samsung’s Media Hub, from where you can get movies and TV shows. The camera captures 1080p HD videos, so you can make your own videos as well.

Let’s move on to Apple iPhone 4S, because this device can’t be left out of the discussion. It is definitely an improvement over the iPhone 4, because it brings a faster processor, upgraded camera, voice assistant and data speed does the job right. But many were expecting a larger screen, but it seems that it is not the case. If you were expecting some design modifications, there aren’t any either. Most changes come from the inside and due to iOS 5. Moreover, another top AT&T smartphone is Samsung Infuse 4G, with a large, 4.5” touch screen and a very attractive design. It is lightweight, but you have to get used to the wide display. With the 1.2 GHz processor you get enhanced performance and you will speed up things. For users in a look-out for large mobile phones, with fast performance and thin design, this is the phone for them.

Another Samsung winner is Focus Flash, with a decent price tag, 1.4 GHz processor, two cameras and screen that will provide excellent image quality. This is the opposite of the Infuse, because the screen is smaller, but the speed in performance is fantastic.

You can get BlackBerry Curve 3G at low as $0.01 if you sign up two-year contract, sign up for a new activation and the minimum data services starts at $15/month. Considering we are talking about a business phone, you do need data services, voice and texting to be able to benefit of the 3G capability and stay in touch with your corporate e-mails and so on.

Besides, the device looks sleek and very attractive and it has world-roaming capabilities, meaning you can travel overseas and still be able to use the same number, just that you will switch among networks. It even offers media keys, so you can stay connected to your music and watch video clips anytime you just feel like losing up a bit. There are plenty of apps and games to download from BlackBerry App World, so grab the phone and start browsing for the best ones. Moreover, BlackBerry Torch 9810 provides a full QWERTY keyboard and a touch screen, both incorporated. This is suitable for users who just can’t get into the whole touch experience. If you had a BlackBerry Storm and you can’t seem to handle the keyboard on-screen, but you liked managing everything with your fingers, then this is a very good addition as it combines the two of them. It runs on BlackBerry OS 6 and there are lots of benefits, such as a brand new user interface, multimedia experience, a better browser and universal search. The display has 3.2” half-VGA and it is capacitive. It is clear and bright for reading what is on the screen, but compared to other touch screen smartphones, the resolution (480×188) is lower and you will see the difference when navigating the internet or browsing through pictures. The sliding mechanism which revealing the keyboard is smooth and locks securely in place, which is very good news. The QWERTY keyboard is solid and has decent-sized keys. This helps when it comes to typing long e-mails and messages. Let’s pass to the latest release, BlackBerry Torch 9810, which is an improvement over the original Torch and it provides lots of benefits, among which a responsive and sharp display, BlackBerry OS 7, voice activated universal search this time, Liquid Graphics technology, even better browser, 1.2 GHz processor and 720p video recording. At AT&T you can get it for $49.99 if you choose the data plan of minimum $15 and you sign up for a new contract for two years. When it comes to design there aren’t many differences, but the features inside are all that matters. The display has 3.2” still, but the resolution is higher, 640×480. The Liquid Graphics technology allows better and sharper graphics and text looks a lot crisper. If you compare it to the previous model, you will surely notice the difference.

Finally, in case you are on a tight budget, you can even choose AT&T BlackBerry Curve 8310 refurbished, but the $0.01 offer is available only online.

The touch screen is very colorful and responsive and the BlackBerry OS 7 comes with a lot of promises, including support for augmented applications, Liquid Graphics technology, improved Web browser, voice activation universal search a lot more. There are other upgrades if we were to compare this Torch to the first release and among them we can also mention the 720p HD video recording and the 1.2 GHz processor. Even though there are not so many changes regarding design, the features inside are surely improved and you will be satisfied with the overall business performance, especially with the reasonable price tag. In terms of design, the main difference lies in the silver line on the exterior, compared to the black version. The sliding QWERTY keyboard is solid and the sliding mechanism is smooth and it features the same form factor as the original Torch. Among other features, we can include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and the quad-band capability.

Another AT&T BlackBerry phone is BlackBerry Bold 9700. This one offers a quick access to your e-mails and social networks, the QWERTY keyboard has a touch sensitive optical trackpad and the phone comes compatible with AT&T Navigator GPS and AT&T Mobile Music, of course these are optional. The screen has 2.44”, 65K color depth and a pixel resolution of 480×360. The 3.2 megapixels camera comes with auto-focus, 2x digital zoom, flash and after you take the photos, you can upload them on the internet and even geo-tag them. Moreover, BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 comes in a slim and compact design, very stylish indeed, with a responsive optical touch pad, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G of course, stereo Bluetooth and a 2 megapixels camera to satisfy multimedia users. This headset is an entry-level choice for those looking for decent features and not thrilled about touch screens or latest smartphones. It has instant messaging inside, being able to connect with AIM, Yahoo, Windows Live and some others, including BlackBerry Messenger if you want to chat and send files with your other BlackBerry friends. Corporate e-mail is on-board, but also personal POP3 or IMAP accounts. And even business users need to relax and listen to some music or capture some decent shots, this is why BlackBerry Curve 3G comes with a music player, with support for various music files and the 2 megapixels camera.

So, these are some of the AT&T BlackBerry phones, some advanced ones and classic as well, just what you need. You have examples to choose from and you can be sure that BlackBerry offers the exceptional e-mail experience and typing experience due to the full QWERTY keyboards.

But in case you are not familiar with the iPhone and you are looking for something slight different, then you can lay your eyes upon HTC Inspire 4G. The pricing is very reasonable, from $19.99-$99.99. As from the name itself, the 4G network is the main attraction, bringing faster data speed. But the large display, Android 2.2 operating system, excellent 8 megapixels camera and fast boot time, make s this phone a worthy competitor. The display has 4.3”, it is bright and crisp and brings up excellent image performance, just what you need for easy navigation. Because a wave of 4G smartphones is about to “attack” the market, we have plenty of such models at AT&T and another one worth mentioning is Motorola Atrix 4G, with a qHD display, dual-core processor, 5 megapixels camera, HDMI port and all running on Android 2.2 operating system. The feature that makes this phone more attractive is the laptop dock. The 4” display is more compact than the previous model.

With a dual-core processor it seems that the boundary between mobile phones and laptops will soon be broken, as a phone is more and more capable of managing advanced tasks and applications you used to manage only on computers so far. Samsung could not stay out of the list, as Galaxy S II has impressed everyone. With a thin design, gorgeous display, dual-core processor, Gingerbread version of Android, good battery life and excellent camera quality, this phone offers what all users need: power and good looks. The screen measures 4.3”, AMOLED plus and a pixel resolution of 800×480. Everything on the screen is sharp and crisp, images look great and text is vibrant. Samsung Galaxy S II is one of the thinnest AT&T smartphones.

For business users we have to mention a Blackberry device and surely Blackberry Torch 9800 knows how to impress. It combines a touch screen and a sliding QWERTY display, runs on Blackberry OS 6, has a 3.2” touch screen and it comes on white and black. And last, we can also include here HTC Status; with a 2.6” touch screen and a full QWERTY keyboard. For social network fans, the Facebook dedicated share button is the main attraction.

These said, we can notice through AT&T BlackBerry phones the latest release of the company, BlackBerry Torch 9810. The first Torch is 9800 model and it has suffered some sluggish performance, low resolution screen and the camera can only shoot VGA videos. You can find it at AT&T as well and even so, it brings a touch screen and a sliding QWERTY keyboard, with an even weight when the phone is widely opened. BlackBerry fans have much to be thrilled about, as the well-known features remain strong.

And now back to the Torch 9810, as it is the newest model and we have things to say about it. To start with, it features a sharp and colorful display, responsive touch screen, BlackBerry OS 7 with support for augmented-reality applications, liquid Graphics technology, Web browser that suffered some improvements, 1.2 GHz processor, 720p HD video recording and a very attractive price. As you can see, there are a lot of upgrades from the previous mode, but where things stay the same are related to the design, as there are few changes made. The measurements are the same and the main difference is that the new model has a silver paint job instead of a black one and on the back there is no soft-touch finish, but rather a textured plastic. The touch screen has 3.2” and a pixel resolution of 640×480, improved graphics and of course, due to the pixel density, text looks crispier and everything is a lot more colorful. The interface and the overall experience when using the screens turns out to be a lot more responsive, but this is due to the processor and the Liquid Graphics technology. And when it comes to typing, if it is just a little amount you need, then you can use the on-screen keyboard, working both in portrait and landscape mode. When sliding the QWERTY keyboard, the mechanism is smooth, solid and the typing experience is comfortable and nice to use. What BlackBerry OS 7 brings new is the universal search voice function. You just have to tap on the icon to the right and a dialog text with “Listening…” appears for you to speak. And after you are done, just tap “Done” and it will search inside your phone, on Google, Facebook, YouTube, BlackBerry App World and other applications as well.

There are other AT&T BlackBerry phones you can find, as the provider has a lot of models available. Among these we can mention BlackBerry 9700, Curve 8310, and Curve 3G and so. Depending on the model you want, your budget and the data plan you prefer, you can get the one you need. But just to make it clear, AT&T is one of the providers that has both classic phones and the latest releases.

Let’s start with the best of the best: iPhone 4. This powerful and innovative smartphone is available at AT&T starting from $299. The phone is filled with features for you to enjoy, improvements over design and faster performance inside that make it a worthy competitor. This time, things have changed as the looks are quite different from the previous models. When you look at the phone from the front, you have little chances to distinguish the differences, but when you see it from the sides, you will see that this time things are straight and there is no curved back anymore, but a glass one instead, which the company states to be more durable. The interface packs a lot of applications and utilities and there are lots of pages to scroll through and sometimes it can get hard to find a certain application and to move it around. But let’s move on, as the iPhone 4 is not the single smartphone on the market. AT&T also has HTC Inspire 4G, running on Android, with great value and a more attractive price tag. It features a large display, faster boot time and an 8 megapixels camera that takes amazing pictures. There is no front facing camera and you will need some room to deposit this smartphone as it is quite large and heavy. As 4G capabilities are becoming more and more attractive, mobile phones are being developed to meet these requests. Another such advanced phone is Motorola Atrix 4G, with a dual-core processor, qHD display, HDMI port, 5 megapixels camera, front facing camera and runs on Android 2.2.

Moreover, among other AT&T smartphones we can note Samsung Infuse 4G, with the single core Hummingbird processor, super large 4.5” Super AMOLED Plus display, which is just gorgeous to look at, 8 impressive megapixels camera and being just 8.99 mm thin, the phone is rather easy to carry around. If you are standing in the middle of deciding among a tablet or a smartphone, without doubt this Samsung phone packs a lot of features inside and its large size will allow you to see everything crisp and clear on the screen. And being so large brings some disadvantages, regarding the battery life, taking some time for it to charge.

Another winning Samsung smartphone is Galaxy S II, with a gorgeous display again, thin design, Gingerbread version of Android, fast performance and good battery life. With its dual-core processor, you will breeze through applications, tasks and handling the internet.

When the backlight turns off you won’t be able to see anything. Above the screen is the VGA camera lens with no flash or self-portrait mirror. On the right side of the phone is the voice recorder button and on the left you will find the volume rocker and the camera key. Even if the buttons are thin you will be able to find them don’t worry. The internal display however is gorgeous; it is 2.5” and supports 260.000 colors. Photos and text look sharp even in direct light.

Below the screen are the navigation controls and the keypad. Buttons are spaced nicely but a bit slippery, but eventually you will get used to them. You will see two soft keys, Talk and End buttons and dedicated buttons for messaging and Web browser. <strong>AT&amp;T Motorola Razr </strong>V3 has a great set of features; the phone book can store up to 1000 contacts with additional six numbers and e-mail address. You can pair contacts in groups and add the photos and ringtones for better recognition. Other features include SMS and MMS, vibrate mode, supports MP3 files, and has voice dialing, calendar, alarm clock, calculator, AOL Instant Messaging, WAP Web browser and voice recorder. Connectivity is done using USB port or Bluetooth.

The VGA camera available can take photos in three resolutions; all of them deliver good-quality photos. Other settings include the 4x zoom, self-timer, brightness adjuster, five shutter sounds and silent option as well. You can set the photos as wallpapers or send them to your friends. Personalizing this phone can be done using various themes, sounds, wallpapers or colors. You can download items from the internet directly on your phone, or connect to your computer using the USB cable and transfer them. There is one Java game available and a slideshow viewer for your photos.

The battery life is pretty long, lasts 7 hours and a half in talk time and 12 days are promised to last in standby, but you will only get 10 days. It doesn’t have the sharpest features on the market, but the great design cannot be left behind.