AT&T Wireless today announced that the new LG Shine II phone with stylish and elegant stainless steel body and polished edges will be available at AT&T stores on November 22, right before Thanksgiving. AT&T spokesman said that the phone has a reflective 2.2-inch LCD screen has wide angle viewing, which AT&T called it “Multi-Angle Vision technology”, allowing users can see content from all different angles.

The new LG Shine II supports AT&T’s high speed 3G network, and it has built-in MP3 music player, 2-MP digital camera with image editing software, and GPS navigator (subscription is required for AT&T Navigator for traffic monitoring and turn-by-turn directions).

The expected selling price for this LG phone is $120 with a two-year contract agreement.

AT&T Wireless today announced the BlackBerry Bold 9700, a thinner, lighter, and more powerful smartphone than its predecessor, which is also known as BlackBerry Bold. The Bold 9700 phone has almost the same design and outlook of the old BlackBerry Bold. The new one still has the loved full QWERTY keyboard and a 2.44-inch LCD screen (unfortunately, it is not a touch screen).

RIM upgrades the Bold 9700 phone to 3.2-megapixel digital camera, 256 MB RAM, and faster 3G HSDPA connectivity. This BlackBerry phone will comes with a 2GB memory card, which is going to be the primary storage for user’s files and documents. The Bold 9700 phone still has the Wi-Fi connectivity, MP3 player, and GPS navigation features.

“We think it’s a major upgrade that appeals to professionals and to consumers, both men and women,” said Jim Balsillie, RIM’s co-Chief Executive.

The selling price for the BlackBerry Bold 9700 is a little bit crazy – $200 with a two-year contract. The Bold 9700 will be available at AT&T stores pretty soon.

In case you miss this news – Garmin decided to jump into cell phone market after seeing the GPS market is shrinking year-by-year as there are more and more phones capable of providing GPS navigation. So, Garmin partnered with Asus and togethery they released the Nuvifone G60, which will be available at AT&T Stores pretty soon. The Nuvifone G60 is a GPS phone with excellent and complete GPS system that provides turn-by-turn driving directions, traffic warnings and a search engine that can suggest nearby gas stations, restaurants and and other places of interest.

The Nuvifone G60 features a big touch screen for intuitive finger inputs, Wi-Fi connectivity, 3G (HSDPA) connectivity, 3.2-megapixel digital camera, and MP3 music player.

The Garmin Nuvifone G60 will be sold for $299.99 with a required $30 data plan. The $299.99 price is after $100 main-in-rebate, which means customers have to put $399.99 up-front and get the $100 rebate after a couple of months.

AT&T Wireless today announced a new touch screen phone from Samsung called Samsung Solstice (also known as Samsung SGH-A887). The Solstice phone runs on Samsung TouchWiz 3.0 interface, featuring virtual-landscape keyboard, widgets, and one-touch access to frequently used applications and social. The Solstice has built-in accelerometer that will automatically detect motion and the orientation of the device allowing for the use of richer applications and features, including autorotation of the display, motion sensing games and photo scrolling by tilting the device.

Besides that, this Samsung phone also has a 2-MP digital camera, MP3 player, Stereo Bluetooth, Video Player, and Streaming Video support. It will support AT&T 3G services, AT&T Navigator and AT&T Mobile Music with Napster Mobile® and eMusicTM Mobile.

“AT&T customers will be thrilled with the Samsung Solstice’s improved full touch functionality,” said Mike Woodward, vice president, Mobile Phone Portfolio, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets. “The widget bar functionality makes this device an easy to use passport to customers’ favorite applications.”

The phone will be available for AT&T customers on August 2nd 2009.

Someone posted a video review of Nokia 6790 Surge (the name is not yet confirmed) at YouTube. It looks like the phone will goes to AT&T. The 6790 Surge is a messaging phone powered by Nokia’s Symbian S60 operating system. It features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 2-MP digital camera, QVGA display, and a 1,500 mAh battery. Video of Nokia 6790 Surge after jump.

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Samsung and AT&T Wireless today announced the Samsung Magnet, a big flat candybar shaped messaging phone that comes equipped with a full QWERTY keyboard. The phone will be available at AT&T Stores starting today. The Magnet phone is a simple-to-use entry level phone that doesn’t have any fancy feature, which you could show off in front of your friends. The phone has a built-in VGA Camera, Bluetooth, JAVA support, and games. It supports quad-band GSM/EDGE radios.

Features and Specifications of Samsung Magnet

AT&T officially launch the Nokia E71x, a customized version of Nokia E71 for AT&T, supporting AT&T’s 3G network. AT&T is proud to claim that the Nokia E71x is the thinnest Smart phone in the world by far. Powered by Symbian S60 3.2 operaing system, the E71x features a full QWERTY keyboard, Microsoft Exchange Email synchronization, Wi-Fi, Music Player, GPS, Full HTML Web browser with Flash support, and QuickOffice® and PDF reader.

“Cutting-edge smartphones like the E71x are a huge hit with our customers who see their mobile phone as a hub for their digital lives,” said Michael Woodward, vice president, Mobile Phone Portfolio, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets. “Our customers rely on smartphones to stay connected using e-mail, text messaging, and social networks. The E71x is ideal for that.”

The E71x is priced at $149.99 after mail-in rebate, and two-year service contract. Customers will get a $50 AT&T promotion card, kind of like a credit card, which could be used to pay phone bills, but not redeemable for cash.