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Once upon a time, AT & T lineup consisted of several different options for devices PPH. At present, however, AT & T Push-to-Talk offers are quite limited. Assuming that the company just to realize that what appears to be trying to make a comeback push. With the Samsung Rugby II released earlier this week the launch of the LG phone is the next GU292, a new slider phone that looks very basic to the LG Shine II.

The GU292 has been kept hidden for the most part, only in a low voice to appear yesterday at AT & T business-oriented website first class. No price was mentioned yet, so you will need to update as quickly as we speak. We are hoping that this is at the lower end and become a good option PTT affordable compared to more expensive Rugby II.

It is likely that this particular device will follow the path of the expo and LG will be available only for Premier customers, but could be totally wrong on this and can only be that AT & T wants to dip his toe in the pool worth asking whether more LG before allowing the brick and mortar stores sell.

Specifications for GU292 include:

Dimensions: 3.92 x 1.85 x 0.64 inches Weight: 3.71 oz Talk time: up to 6.5 hours Standby time: Up to 21 days Battery: 900 mAh Lithium Ion Technology: GSM / GPRS / EDGE / UMTS / HSDPA * Frequency: 850/900/1800 / 1900 MHz, 850/1900 MHz (UMTS / HSDPA) * Memory: 100 MB of internal memory with microSD ™ memory expandable to 16 GB (microSD card sold separately) Display: 2.0 inch 262K color TFT, 176 x 220 pixels aGPS with AT & T Navigator, Bluetooth Push-to-Talk audio file formats MP3, WMA, AAC and AAC +

via PhoneArena

AT&T has surprisingly confirmed the existence of the HTC Liberty (that could even be called HTC Aria) in a recently-published video that “provides a sneak peek at the testing process at AT&T labs.”

Unfortunately, the video’s showing the liberty only at the start and at the top, but we are able to still see that the smartphone is sort of small – it’s probably as small because the now-old HTC Touch Diamond.

The rumored features of HTC Liberty / Aria include a three inch HVGA touchscreen dispaly, Android 2.1, Sense UI, Wi-Fi, and a 5MP camera – so here’s not exactly a high-end device.

AT&T could announce the freedom this month – and it could actually also announce the HTC Intruder (unless here’s just another name for the freedom). Until the announcement(s), benefit from the video:

Via Engadget

Verizon is preparing two new phones from Motorola Android in the coming months. One is the shadow Motorola / Xtreme – until now appeared in several pictures are leaked. The other is the Motorola Droid 2 (A955).

Reportedly, the two droid A955 has features similar to the shadow / Xtreme, but is thicker, because, as the Droid in the first place, has a sliding QWERTY keyboard.

Droid Life says it has a picture of Motorola Droid 2, showing the headset to be somewhat different from the Shadow / Xtreme (pictured right):

Neither Verizon, Motorola, neither has confirmed the existence of the Droid and shadow Xtreme 2 /. However, the phone looks quite real, and may come to stores soon. Until then, Verizon customers can still try to buy an HTC Droid Incredible.

HTC Aria, which could become the first AT & T Android smartphone manufactured by HTC, has purportedly appeared in some pictures are leaked. Said photographs show a borrower handset designs HTC HTC and Sprint 4G Verizon EVO Incredible Droid, although both appear to be minor.

Apparently, the Aria HTC Android 2.1 runs in user mode of meaning, and has a 3.5mm headphone jack and a 5MP camera.

The handset could be a 2.8-inch one, so its probably QVGA resolution – this should make the Aria amazing and cheaper than the EVO 4G.

AT & T could Aria HTC announced next week when we'll see if the smartphone is similar to the photos as soon as exposed. In those days, perhaps we will have new details about the Samsung i897, which also should stick to the AT & T on board with Android.

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