AT&T has some exciting devices lined up for the near future! This means that we’re gonna be spoilt for choice and well, we’re lovin’ it!
 

The Blackberry Curve 8320 is the first in line to enter the tech zone while the BlackBerry Bold is in the pipeline. For the Win Mo fanatics, here’s what AT&T has to offer- Samsung BlackJack III which flaunts a 528 MHz Processor, GPS, a 3 megapixel camera apart from Windows Mobile 6.1. 

A brand new Pantech Duo also features in the scheme of things and is bound to sport mind blowing features such as GPS, HSDPA, 528 MHz processor on a Windows Mobile 6.1 core.  The Tilt II (rumored to be a replacement for HTC Tilt) packs a neat punch with Qualcomm 528 MHz processor to fire things a bit with GPS, HSDPA, 256 MB/128 MB.

Well, we thought we’re done but looks like AT&T are not satisfied yet. A whole range of upgrades for existing Windows Mobile 6.1 handsets are also being worked upon. Seems like its raining handsets!

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