World’s leaders in mobile communications, the Samsung and LG, will add new additions to their lineup for US carriers. According to FCC documents, Samsung A837 is a rugged phone with clamshell form factor featuring a 1.3 megapixel camera, microSD support, Bluetooth with A2DP. It will also feature push-to-talk technology and will work in dual-band GSM/EDGE 850/1900.

The second model by Samsung, the T919 appeared at FCC site, will be available for T-Mobile customers. It will include HSDPA speeds, a MP3 player, internet browser and a-GPS function. The T919 also has a Bluetooth and GSM/EDGE 850/1850/1900 capabilities.

The last model, the LG VX9600 exclusively for Verizon Wireless, should include a 3″ LCD screen with 3D user interface, Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, and MP3 player. The LG VX9600 may work in CDMA 850/1900 with EVDO datas. We also have to say these information aren’t 100% confirmed and they might be changed.

Samsung A837

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T-Mobile never stays away from bringing new phones for its users. This time the rumors are that T-Mobile is bringing another phone for its US subscribers. Samsung T919 with black front and brushed aluminum back which is an iPhone alike handset will be coming soon and will be come under the brand name of “Roxy” or the “Tocco”. Samsung T919 would be a touch screen phone which will support 1700MHz WCDMA.

Samsung T919 will feature a 5 megapixel camera with email and streaming video facility, GPS, microSD with 16 GB memory. Although its still not confirmed that if it will include WiFi connectivity. There are also mixed rumors on the availability of its 3G functionality however the picture clearly shows the front camera.

Samsung T919

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