The draft user manual makes references to AT&T services such as Video Share support and MEdiaNet access, while the device features HSDPA access, optical directional pad, 5.0 megapixel camera with autofocus, microSDHC expansion slot, Bluetooth with stereo audio support and Windows Mobile 6.5.

Pricing and availability information is not available at this time.

If adopted by the 3GPP, One Voice would utilize the IMS (Internet Multimedia Subsystem) network overlay to send voice calls and SMS over LTE networks, with the companies involved in its development believing the proposed solution will allow for the widest range of compatibility for wireless network operators, equipment manufacturers and handset manufacturers while ensuring worldwide roaming over LTE networks.

One Voice is currently competing with other proposed voice over LTE delivery standards such as the aforementioned VoLGA and the 3GPP’s own Circuit Switched Fallback standard (CSFB). The CSFB standard as proposed by the 3GPP would allow LTE devices to revert to GSM or UMTS for incoming/outgoing voice calls as well as SMS.

This represents a further change of sales policy regarding iPhone, as it was formerly restricted to AT&T retail stores, online sales and Apple, then opened up to select authorized retailers such as Best Buy and Wal-Mart last year.

No word on which AT&T authorized dealer networks will carry the iPhone is available at this time.

The Pantech Reveal features a standard 10 key dialing pad while concealing a vertically sliding QWERTY keyboard and featuring quadband GSM/EDGE, triband HSDPA, QVGA landscape touch display, 256 MB internal memory with microSDHC expansion slot, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, FM radio with RDS support, speakerphone and 1.3 megapixel camera.

The phone is available now for $229.99 with No Commitment, or $129.99 after new 2 year agreement before an additional $50 mail-in rebate, bringing the total to $79.99.

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The Bold 9700 will feature BlackBerry OS 5.0, a 480×360 resolution landscape display, optical directional pad as found on the 8520, 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, video recorder and flash, as well as support for 900 / 1700 / 2100 and 800 / 850 / 1900 / 2100MHz 3G access.

Rounding out the rest of the featureset will be Wi-Fi, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, microSDHC expansion slot and media player.

T-Mobile has announced its variant of the 9700 for release in November which will allow for UMA voice calling over Wi-Fi, while AT&T has announced its version for $299.99 before an additional $100 mail-in rebate to be released in the next few weeks.

According to this report, Dell will be launching the currently China only mini 3i Android-based smart device on AT&T during the first quarter of 2010.

The report goes on to state that the US 3i variant will be revised from the Chinese model with a different Android build than the custom oPhone implementation currently used by China Mobile.

This follows months of rumor and speculation regarding the device and specifications which are expected to consist of a 5.0 megapixel camera over the Chinese 3.0 megapixel unit, slimmer bodyshell than the iPhone and the iPhone alike user interface along with other rumored additions such as a Wi-Fi radio and 3G access.

Dell is also said to be modifying Android into its own build and shipping the phone with modified or missing Android libraries, making it a different variant of the operating system with some Android apps not working on this version according to other reports.

As previously reported, this version of the Bold is functionally identical to the Bold currently available on the carrier, save for the new finish down to the while leather battery cover.

Pricing is set at $199.99 after mail-in rebate.

The update also includes new carrier settings for AT&T, which is presumed to break tethering functionality as well as any jailbreaks applied to the device. To update, connect the iPhone, open iTunes and click on Check for Updates.

The plan will be known as GoPhone Unlimited and is expected to replace the $69.99 Unlimited Talk plan currently available on AT&T GoPhone Pick Your Plan. The new rate plan requires that the account be started under the $.25 Simple Rate pay as you go plan, as it is considered a monthly Feature Pack that must be added on a monthly basis.

Update: As expected, AT&T is treating the plan as a feature pack add-on that must be added every 30 days, otherwise the plan defaults to the $.25/minute rate plan with no daily access fee and requires a running balance that is not expired.

During CTIA, RIM has confirmed an October 18th launch for a new white variant of the BlackBerry Bold that will be sold online and exclusively in LA and Phoenix area AT&T stores.

This version of the Bold is functionally identical to the Bold currently available on the carrier, save for the new finish down to the while leather battery cover. Pricing is also set identically to the original model at $199.99 after mail-in rebate.