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Finally Samsung has released the second improved version of its BlackJack through AT&T adding the last version of Windows Mobile operating system, more memory and a GPS receiver.
BlackJack II keeps the quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity as the previous model, has the same design line, and the 2.4-inch QVGA display.

What it brings new includes the GPS receiver, 3G High Speed Data Access support, the 6th version of Windows Mobile Standard, a memory of 512 ROM /256MB RAM and a 2MP camera with camcorder function.
The high-capacity battery is slimmer this time and you have now two options for browsing the menus: the scroll wheel and D-Pad combination, called Jog Wheel.

Summarizing the specs I will enumerate the basic features of the Q9h for those that are not familiar with the model at all.
It supports Bluetooth with EDR, Windows Media Player module, NetMotion Mobility XE that allows you to use your phone even in areas where the connection is lost, Instant Messaging, Push Email, Good Mobile Messaging, Xpress Mail, RSS reader, and the Enhanced Document Viewer.

One thing is surprising though: why is the Wi-Fi support missing?

AT&T offers now a new mobile phone for those that prefer slider-type ultrathin models with a large external memory storage capability.



This is a quad-band model working on 850/900/1800/1900MHz frequency bands, but it also supports W-CDMA high speed transmission protocol on 850/1900MHz.
The HSDPA 3G protocol in this case allows 2-level download speeds of up to 3.6Mbps.
Besides the Bluetooth 2.0 support with A2DP for stereo headsets, it comes also with a card slot for microSD cards of up to 4GB of memory.


Unfortunately the built-in webcam is of just 1.3MP, but the model is capable of all AT&T latest services such as Video Share for sharing one-way live video in a phone call, Mobile Music or streaming XM Radio.



With the A737 you can download music over-the-air from eMusic website and communicate with friends through Instant Messaging or e-mails.
For the look you can choose from a few color combination, all including black: black/red, black/orange, black/blue, and black/lime.
With a contract on 2 years the phone becomes cheap, at just $49.99.

Today, AT&T Wireless will launch its HTC TyTN II, the most powerful Windows Mobile devices on the planet.

Supporting the full spectrum of network standards, it guarantees that it will keep you in touch anywhere in this world.
It features an Internet connection via 3.5G HSDPA, meaning something nine times faster than 3G, this allowing you to navigate through the Web and download files faster than instantly.

You can use the HTC TyTN II limitlessly, enjoying the fastest connectivity with its HSDPA/UMTS, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
Send instant e-mails, use the calendar, take notes, do different tasks, synchronize your contacts on the Windows Mobile 6 Professional platform.
Enjoy comfortably its unique tilting touch screen and the slide-out QWERTY keyboard, or continue your working with your office always with you and download, view, or edit documents wherever you go with the Office Mobile Suite and PDF viewer.

Even if you encounter orientation problems, with the built-in GPS navigation and software you will find your way very easy.
And on your road, don’t forget to capture special moments or landscapes with the built-in 3 megapixel camera with auto focus.

The HTC TyTN II comes also with a Qualcomm MSM 7200, 400MHz processor; 256MB ROM and 128MB SDRAM memory; a 2.8 inch, 240 X 320 QVGA TFT-LCD display with adjustable angle and backlight; built-in microphone and speaker; MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, WAV, and AMR-NB ringtone supported formats, and 40 polyphonic and standard MIDI format 0 and 1(SMF)/SP MIDI; a 1,350 mAh rechargeable Li-polymer battery; and an expansion slot for a microSD memory card (SD 2.0 compatible).

Its pricing is set at $299 with a two-year contract and mail-in rebate.

Ever thought of getting an iPhone but can't get out of your existing contract? Well, Consumerist points out 6 ways for you to get rid of your At&T contract so you can buy that nice upcoming iPhone.

1. Sell your current contract. For this you can use CellSwapper, CellTradeUSA or Resellular.

2. Start complaining to AT&T like a little girl about everything you can think of and force them to end the contract. Also, a mention about some government agency wouldn't hurt.

3. Wait for a change in rates, like text-messages rates, and then you have the right to cancel the contract.

4. Move somewhere outside the plan's coverage area. Ok, this could mean you must move to Cambodia but hey, it's the iPhone we're talking about.

5. Joined the armed forces. If you are called to "active duty" you can automatically cancel your contract. No comment.

6. Fax in your death certificate, or, to be more realistic, have someone fax it for you. This is extreme but, remember, you must get the iPhone, and nothing can stop you.


Via [gadgetell]

AT&T and Apple announced the new plans, specially designed for the iPhone, which will be available in all AT&T’s stores on June 29, at 6.00 PM local time.

There are three new plans, for $60, $80 and $100 respectively. Each one includes unlimited data (email and web), unlimited mobile-to-mobile minutes, 200 text messages and Visual Voicemail feature at no additional cost. You can additionally get text messaging plan to increase the number of free messages from 200.

View full iPhone service rates details here.