This is strictly not official yet, but anonymous sources have come out with the information that the Samsung a877 will soon be available for sale with AT&T. According to this information source, the Samsung a877 will cost about $400. Some people mistake this piece for the Samsung Eternity, but that is a mistake, since that mobile phone has already been available since the last few months.

This smartphone device is supposed to feature a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard, 3.2” AMOLED display with WQVGA resolution, 3MP camera with geo-tagging capabilities, Samsung TouchWiz (of course), GPS and HSDPA. Additionally, some sources cleaim that the Samsung a877 smartphone also includes MediaFLO-based AT&T Mobile TV – something we do not quite know whether or not to believe.

The Samsung a877 is expected to be entering the market around March end, on the 29th, to be exact. Well, let’s wait and watch for more info on this cutie.

Samsung a877

Source: EngadgetMobile

Motorola has today announced the very latest addition to its rugged team of enterprise digital assistants, the MC55. The Motorola MC55 smartphone is powered by Mobile 6.1. Additionally, it offers quad-band GSM/EDGE, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radios on board. Other specs include a 2MP autofocus camera, 1D/2D scanners and 3.5” touchscreen display.

One version of the MC55, christened the MC5574, features a full QWERTY keyboard and the other version, named MC5590, has the standard 12-key dialpad. Both these rugged phones are VoIP and PTT enabled. Information on pricing is not here with us yet, but both these versions will be available in select markets only. The MC5574 will be available in the US somewhere in Q2 2009. Check out the phone pictures below.

Motorola MC5574

Motorola MC5590