Mar 26

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We’ve just received a fresh round of release dates on AT&T, and if we had to pick a single word to describe the theme in this place, it’d be “colors.” Shades upon shades of phones — Bot. new and old — will see a release on AT&T in the next couple of months, starting with the Sony Ericsson Z750a, the first 3G Sony Ericsson to be released by a carrier in the States (but not in North America — that honor belongs to Rogers); it’ll hit in your choice of gray, pink, or purple in early April. Like the a737, the a437 gets done up in a whole spectrum — gray, gold, and red, to be specific — come mid April, alongside the workhorse Motorola V3xx in lavender, pink, gray, platinum, and red (noticing a trend with this whole gray thing?). it seems like the V3xx releases will be spaced out over a few weeks, for whatever reason, tapering off by the end of May. The at this time-ancient UTStarcom 5700 finally sees release toward the end of April more than a year after we first saw it in the FCC’s business, giving a decrease-end choice to the Windows Mobile faithful. Finally, May should bring about the LG CU720 Shine in black, following its initial offerings of silver and red.

Oh, and it seems like the Motorola Z9 and the black Centro should be widely available pretty much any minute at this time — stay tuned. Strangely missing from the list is the Vu, though that doesn’t necessarily mean it won’t be released by the end of May, it merely means that AT&T’s not sure yet. Surprise, surprise.

[Thanks, Kal]

 

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Mar 26

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We don’t know much of anything about these two, but as phoneArena points out, their model numbers suggest that they’ll shore up T-Mobile’s bottom shelf (so to speak — we don’t think T-Mobile stores really have a bottom shelf, per se). The T229 and T339 look the part, too, though we suppose the squarish T339 has a sorta stately, uptight appearance that we think could pass for a slightly higher-end device. No word on a release Dat. or anything like that, but with any luck, we’ll find out a thing or two about ‘em at CTIA next week.

 

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