Recently a Samsung mobile phone made headlines regarding mobile video. The new ATT cell phone marks a change in mobile electronics as the Samsung phone, the Access is the first wireless phone from Samsung with mobile TV on the AT&T network.

Word on the web is that the BlackBerry Curve is rolling out tommorrow, about a week earlier than expected. The BlackBerry Curve is the smallest and lightest full QWERTY BlackBerry to date and packs plenty of features into the svelte 4.2 x 2.4 x 0.6 inch case.

If you thought you were going to wait it out for 6 months to a year until the Apple iPhone came to your carrier, think again. AT&T and Apple, according to USA Today are destined to be in bed together at least until 2012.

Now I won’t go into whether or not the latest RIM handset is ready for iPhone comparison, but I will suggest that RIM has finally come to the beneficial conclusion that consumer orientated handsets with business capabilities are a definite win / win. That being said let’s get to the the specs on the 8300 a.k.a. the BlackBerry Curve.

We just learned from our friends over at TheCellFreak that the WWE just signed an exclusive agreement with AT&T / Cingular. That means bonus footage, custom mobile content and topless WWE Divas that make you totally forget the nude photos of Antonella Barba.

It’s official, the BlackBery pearl is available in Red. Now fashion focused prosumers can coordinate their phone with their planner, ink pens and coffee mug.

There have been price leaks and photos aplenty, but now the BlackBerry 8800 is finally here. recently announced in Barcelona, the 8800 is the newest must have device for mobile professionals from RIM.

Friday the FCC approved the mega-merger between communication companies BellSouth and ATT (formerly known as SBC). Immediately following the FCC approval ATT gave statement on how the merger will impact both companies. One major change which will surely get the attention of mobile users is the rebranding of Cingular.

The battle for our mobile attention is heating up. Cingular Wireless has joined the likes of Amp’d and Helio by allowing its’ customers greater access to personalized online services.

In particular Cingular has partnered with ATT and Yahoo!. Yahoo! Go Mobile is the result and the idea is to allow customers access to photos, address books, IM accounts and email.

The service from Cingular will be available for an additional fee and will feature on the Nokia 6682 mobile phone. A great review of the of the Nokia can be found at Phonescoop

From Yahoo!