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A Cyber-shot and a Walkman phone have just landed on AT&Ts shelves. These two phones are not actually new, and we’ve been talking about these devices for a couple of months back. One is the Sony Ericsson C905a, which was already revealed since December that it will hit AT&T, and the other one is the Sony Ericsson W518a, which passed FCC back in May.



The C905a is actually the first 8-megapixel camera phone to come to AT&T. Along with the camera are Xenon flash, face detection, and autofocus. It will also have 3G, Wi-Fi, AGPS, Geo-tagging, Bluetooth with A2DP, TV out, and 2.4-inch LCD display.

The W518a, however, has 3.2-megapixel camera, Facebook application, QVGA internal display, and Bluetooth. And since it is a Walkman phone, of course there’s Shake Control and Over-the-air music downloads from Napster and eMusic through AT&T Music. Both phones also have Memory Stick Micro (M2) memory cards.

The Sony Ericsson C905a is available for $179.99, while the Sony Ericsson W518a is for $49.99, both on a two-year contract and after a $50 mail-in rebate under AT&T.
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Coming as Motorola’s first ever iDEN mobile phone with QWERTY keyboard, a lot would probably have an eye for this phone. We’ve seen this first back in January, then in May, and then in the past few weeks coming in maroon, and now we’re seeing it in “Graphite” color, or simply in black version.



Indeed, this is the second color option for this device, and I can say that it’s a lot fancier and elegant than the maroon one. Along with that, speculation that it will be released under Boost Mobile is already confirmed.

This rugged device meets Military Specification 810F for resistance to low-pressure, varying temperatures, dust, shock, and solar radiation. Features also include GPS, Bluetooth, VGA camera, and 128 x 160 pixels.

It is also believed to come out during the end of summer, and indeed, this Motorola i465 Clutch will be launching next Tuesday for $129.99.
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The both upcoming RIM devices, BlackBerry Onyx/Bold 9020 (left) and the BlackBerry Gemini/Curve 8520 (right) has leaked. This is the first public picture of the 9020 having the trackpad, as the first pre production models all had the classic trackball. The Onyx is one of your future RIM smartphones. It is targeted to be the successor to the Bold.



Rumors about the Blackberry Onyx have been floating around the web for quite some time now, and back in May, we’ve even seen it in a leaked photo. Now, another photo of what is believed to be the Blackberry Onyx 9020 has again surfaced, this time around, with a slight difference than its first leaked.

We’ve first seen a touch-sensitive trackpad on the entry-level Blackberry Gemini, and it looks like this Onyx 9020 will also get the same trackpad and not a trackball as what it has shown on its first leaked image.

But anyway, that’s still all we have for now, no specs or other features, though it is still expected to come with 3G, GPS, Wi-Fi, 480 x 360 pixels display, and other usual Blackberry features.

This Blackberry Onyx 9020 is said to be released by both AT&T and T-Mobile later this year but it is yet to be confirmed.
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When the Motorola RAZR hit the mobile industry a few years back, it certainly did get a lot of attention and a lot of consumers were really attracted to it. It’s not that it boasts high-end specs and features, but its sleek design is definitely its major attraction.



While it has been years since we’ve seen a Motorola RAZR, another of it is bound to come out, this time in LuK Hot Pink version. Actually, there’s also a 3G LuK version of it, which was released back in February of this year. Specs remain the same including 7.2Mbps HSDPA, video calling, and Bluetooth. It also has a camera of unknown megapixel count, and it also supports VOD, MOD, and MP3 formats.

Motorola RAZR LuK Hot Pink version is priced at 500,000 won or about $400 under Korea’s SKT carrier.
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