AT&T user looking for a new phone? Well, we got more info on 9 (!) upcoming AT&T phones, and boy do they look AMAZING. If you are an AT&T user, there is something here that is probably for you.

Well start with the simplest phones, and move up to the more high featured ones.

Samsung a637

A small phone, it looks pretty nice and also has some decent features.

• Sleek, stylish design- very nice and small, this phone should fit very well in any pocket.
• AT&T 3G
• AT&T Navigator- aka GPS
• Mp3 and Video Player
• AT&T Video Share- AT&T’s one way video chat with other Video Share phones when both are in a 3G area.

This phone is available now for $50 from AT&T’s website after a 2 year contract and a $50 mail in rebate.

Samsung a637

Samsung Propel

The official features of this phone are still a mystery — its not yet official — but the features we know include:

• Small Design- This should fit in any into any pocket as well, but also features what appears to be a pretty big screen.
• Slide-out QWERTY (computer-like) keyboard– something great for heavy texters
• AT&T 3G
• AT&T Navigator
• 3 Different colors–  red, blue and green.

This phone should cost $80 on a 2 year contract when it launches hopefully soon for AT&T.

Samsung Propel

AT&T Quickfire

This phone is something I personally find really cool. Looking like the sidekick, its rumored to have a slide up screen that reveals a full keyboard (great for texters). Like the Propel’s, the features are strongly rumored but we do know:

• Small Design- Like the other two phones, this should also fit smooth in any pocket.
• AT&T Navigator
• AT&T 3G
• 1.3 Megaixel camera with Video Capture
• Mp3 and Video player
• Micro-SD card slot- not sure how high this goes
• AT&T Mobile TV
• Available in multiple colors-  silver, orange and green.

This is expected to come later this month for $99.99 with a 2 year contract.

AT&T Quickfire

Pantech Matrix

This phone is a really cool dual slide phone- like the older Pantech Duo. Slide it to the side and you get a QWERTY keyboard like the Quickfire and Propel mentioned above, slide it down, a regular phone keypad. Other features include:

• AT&T 3G
• AT&T Navigator
• Mp3 and Video Player
• AT&T Video Share
• Micro-SD card slot
• Three colors to choose from- Blue, Red or Green.

This phone should be available for $79.99 on a 2 year contract when it launches hopefully later this month as well.

The Pantech Matrix

Samsung a867/ Eternity

This is the rumored Samsung Omnia AT&T look-a-like. This all-touchscreen phone looks really nice with that little AT&T logo up top, and is really the most feature packed device on this list.

• Samsung OS- Fortunately or unfortunately (depending on how you look at it ), there is no Windows Mobile on this phone unlike the Omnia which uses Windows Mobile.
• Thin design- Will fit into any pocket.
• 3.2 inch touchscreen- This is a smaller screen than the iPhone, but about the same size as the new Blackberry Storm for Verizon.
• AT&T TV- This phone really is more like the LG Vu, now than any other phone. Unlike the LG Vu though, this phone doesn’t need you to have an antenna to watch TV as everything is built in!
• AT&T Navigator
• 3 megapixel camera
• Mp3 and Video player
• Micro-SD card slot- Ability to add up to 16 GB of memory to this phone
• 3.5 mm headphone jack- Ability for you to use regular headphones with this phone.
• A new “light pipe”- This “light pipe” has little lights on the bottom of the phone that glow when you get new emails, text messages etc.

The phone should be out be next month for $150 on a 2 year contract.

Samsung Eternity

Sony Ericsson W760a

This is a regular sliding phone that is very sleek and stylish. Loaded with features like:

• AT&T 3G
• Walkman 3.0 with Shake Control- This lets you “shake” the phone to change or shuffle songs like what is on the new Nano.
• 3.2 Megapixel Camera
• AT&T Navigator
• Tilt Control Gaming- We’re not sure exactly what this is, but our best guess is that it is like the iPhone and iPod Touch games where you can tilt and shake the phone to play games.
• Mp3 and Video Player
• FM Radio built-in
• AT&T Video Share

This phone looks really nice, cost $129.99 on a 2 year contract, and is available now at any AT&T store (online ordering should be available soon as well).

Sony Ericsson w760a

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LG Incite

A completely rumored phone, it has:

• High resolution touchscreen
• 3 megapixel camera
• Windows Mobile 6.1
• GPS
• AT&T 3G
• WiFi
• Thin all metal design

3G Blackberry Bold

A regular Blackberry — not a touchscreen like the Storm — its release was scheduled for over the summer, but was delayed by buggy software. Features will be including:

• AT&T 3G
• WiFi
• Mp3 and Video Player
• Blackberry Media Sync- For syncing your non-bought iTunes (or songs without iTunes copy protection, aka DRM)  music to your Blackberry! And yes, this uses your iTunes library.
• Full web browser– to view the “real” internet
• GPS
• 2 Megapixel Camera with and built-in Flash and Video Recording
  
• The latest Blackberry OS.

The AT&T Blackberry Bold (click on pic to go to the AT&T preview site)

HTC Fuze

A successor to the AT&T Tilt, features on this phone are:

• Windows Mobile 6.1 with Touch Flo 3D- This is amazing (Touch Flo 3D), and lets you view text, mail, pix, contacts, play music and more with a sleek menu interface. Add the fact that you got Windows Mobile, means you can add a whole bunch of games and apps already created- without the need for an App Store.
• AT&T 3G
• A full web browser- For viewing the “real” internet
• GPS
• High Resolution Touchscreen
• Slide-out QWERTY keyboard
• WiFi

HTC Touch Pro (aka AT&T Fuze)- Touch Flo 3D to left, keyboard open to right

What does all of this mean to you? If your looking for a new phone for AT&T at a good price, then you got some really nice choices just from the phones here. Big texters are also in luck with phones like the Propel, Matrix and Quickfire. Throw in some higher end phones like the HTC Fuze, Samsung Eternity, and Blackberry Bold and if your looking for a high end phone your good as well. Oh, and AT&T does still have already launched phones like a certain iPhone 3G (we think this is popular with some people ), and the LG Vu.

What you think- any of these phones looking good to being your next phone, if so which phone strikes your interest? Would you rather go for an iPhone 3G or LG Vu instead of one of these phones, or are you willing to wait for a phone like the Bold or HTC Fuze? Let us know your thoughts and plans in the comments.

Info and pix from Engadget Mobile.com, Mobile Whack.com and AT&T’s Wireless site (see Samsung a637)

Blackberry Storm for Verizon

Some really exciting news in the cell phone world coming out now, including updates on some phones that are really revolutionizing not only their brands but what we expect from a cell phone. News about the Samsung Omnia, Blackberry Thunder/Storm, Blackberry Pearl Flip, and the most anticipated- HTC Dream running Google’s Android is all here.Take a look.

Blackberry Thunder/Storm

This is arguably the biggest news. This new phone (now called the Blackberry Storm for Verizon) is Blackberry’s first-ever touchscreen phone! It just got official from Verizon and Blackberry today, but it looks to offer a lot of nice features:

• Verizon 3G
• New “click” interface and keyboard
• All-touchscreen phone with a “high resolution” screen
• 3.2 megapixel camera
• “real” web browser
• Verizon’s Visual Voicemail

Rumor is, according to the Boy Genius Report, that this will come in the first 2 weeks of November and will also be a Verizon exclusive (sorry Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T users ).

The Blackberry Storm. Pic from PC World.com

Samsung Omnia

Rumored to be coming to AT&T on October 7 (yes less than a month away), under a new name — Mirage (don’t ask us why the change in name happened; we’re as lost as you are ). A recap on the incredible features for this new phone:

• 3G
• GPS
• all touchscreen
• 3.2 inch screen- look out iPhone
• Windows Mobile 6.1
• AT&T Mobile TV (lets you watch some of AT&T’s live TV service — ESPN, MTV, CNN, NBC etc. — right on your phone)
• 5 megapixel camera with face detection
• 8 GB or 16 GB of memory (ala iPhone).

Just a note: These are only rumored features. Built-in 8 or 16 GB of memory and 5 megapixel camera are based on the specs from the European Omnia, and may very well disappear along with other features from the final AT&T Mirage version.

Samsung Omnia/ Mirage

Blackberry Pearl Flip

Fan of the Blackberry Pearl, but wish it was in a flip phone version? T-Mobile has you covered. They will soon be launching the first-ever flip Blackberry- the Blackberry Pearl Flip. This phone has standard flip phone features like an outside color screen, but adds some nice other features like:

• Updated Interface
• Blackberry Pearl’s “SureType” keyboard with Trackball
• Wi-Fi
• T-Mobile Fave 5′s
• 2 megapixel camera with flash
• “real” web browser!

Expect this to drop soon for what is rumored to cost $49.99 (this is a rumor, though we hope it sticks — $50 for this type of phone would be AWESOME!!!). In the meantime, check out the “Coming Soon” pages at T-Mobile and Blackberry.com with even more info and pics of the phone.

The New Blackberry Pearl Flip (Pic from T-Mobile)

HTC Dream

The least information is known about this one, though we know its officially from T-Mobile and Google! Yup. Next Tuesday the 23rd, Google and T-Mobile will be holding an event for the Dream, and reveal everything. We do know it’s got:

• New Google Android OS (rumored to rival the iPhone)
• T-Mobile 3G (where available of course; T-Mobile just started rolling this out)
• Touchscreen with Sidekick-like build
• Wi-Fi.

We will know more next Tuesday and will of course keep you updated.

T-Mobile/ Google Event Invite (notice 3G logo at the top). Pic from Boy Genius Report

Is this exciting or what? Any of these phone catch your eye — particularly the two new Blackberry models? Pop in a comment to share your sentiments.