FCC just passed a new slider keyboard Nokia for AT&T. The new Nokia Mako is unlike anything we’ve ever seen Nokia make, mostly thanks to a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard. It rides on the same S60 3.2-based platform, features dual-band HSDPA, a 2.4-inch QVGA display, AGPS, 2 megapixel camera, Video Share, and 128MB of internal storage with microSD expansion.
The main thing the PC World folks liked about the Pearl 8120 is T-Mobile’s Hotspot @Home service, which allows customers to place home calls over a Wi-Fi connection. Yes, they’re free, and they even work at other T-Mobile hotspots. Plus, the 2 megapixel camera, SureType keyboard, and multimedia features didn’t hurt.
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Apple finally plans to fix some big shortcomings that have troubled iPhone users since the device was released in June 2007. The company said today that it’s adding the ability to copy and paste, to send and receive the multimedia text messages known as MMS and to turn the iPhone sideways for typing in “landscape” mode on a wider on-screen keyboard mode.
Deciding between the cheap $99 and so last year iPhone 3G and the latest $199 or $299 iPhone 3GS. Thankfully, you can decide with this iPhone 3G vs iPhone 3GS feature chart:
After the HTC upcoming phones leaked for AT&T we posted here. Now FCC just passed the New HTC Rhodium/ Fortress for AT&T. The slider QWERTY handset just arrived at the FCC. The listing is awfully meager at the moment, but it looks like the model number will be the RHOD300.
Thanks to engadgetmobile, we have more clear information about the phone coming to AT&T this year. Just few days ago, we told you about the new phone coming to T-Mobile USA, now is time for AT&T.
After the Nokia 2660, Sony Ericsson W518a now, AT&T is ready to launch another low end phone, and this time is the Samsung A167.
Today FCC just passed the Nokia 2660 for AT&T. This phone is very similar to the 2760 for T-Mobile, the only difference is this does not have camera.
