For 200$ you can buy the 16 gigabyte version. The first thing you can choose is the color, black or white, depending on what you like.  Next, what is an iPhone without an internet connection, so the next thing to do is choose a data plan.  Between 15 and 45$ you can get a monthly traffic of up to 4 gigabytes. The next thing to do is to choose a plan for calling and texting. AT&T has a wide variety of plans when it comes to calling and texting, depending on what you want and how much you plan on talking you can choose the best plan from the individual or family plans. For a monthly extra fee you can get the AT&T roadside assistance, voice dial and a special software for the phone’s GPS. A useful feature for parents is the parental control feature that restricts calling, surfing the web and the use of the GPS.

At&t Iphone 4

When it comes to accessories, you can choose from a wide variety of Bluetooth headsets, corded headsets and screen protectors, all specially designed for your iPhone. You can also choose from a dozen models of cases that can customize your iPhone’s design even more.

At&t Iphone 4

These come at a price of about 30$ and can be purchased at the AT&T’s online store when you configure your phone before purchasing. The version with 32 gigabytes of storage has the same optional features mentioned above, the difference being the base price, at this version being 300$. The best thing about buying an iPhone from AT&T is the fact that you get it at a considerably lower price and that you can add a whole bunch of useful accessories.

AT&T has about four red phones : Samsung a777, LG Neon, Nokia 6350 and Sony Ericsson Vivaz. Unfortunately the only Sony Ericsson phone that comes in red and is in stock is the Vivaz model.  Even though it’s the only phone, it’s worth 10 phones if we take a quick look at its performance chart.  Immediately we see the 3.2 inch touchscreen that can display a decent resolution. If we take a closer look, we discover that underneath the hood, lies a Symbian operating system that permits the installation of most of the applications. Other features include a Wi-Fi support that can ensure a high-speed internet connection which allows you to download and upload videos with the Youtube special app.

Red Sony Ericsson phones from AT&T

Speaking of videos, the phone has an 8MP camera and a video camera that allows you to make HD movies. For the internet addicts, the phone comes equipped with a lot of social networking apps that facilitate the access to Tweeter and Facebook.

If you don’t necessarily want a phone from AT&T, but you have your heart set on a red Sony Ericsson, you can find some decent unlocked phones on the internet. A good example is the Sony Ericsson Satio, another touchscreen that has about the same performance as the one mentioned before, the main difference being the shape of the mobile.

Red Sony Ericsson phones from AT&T

On a closer look on the web we find Sony Ericsson W580i, also a red phone, that once belonged to AT&T and now can be found as a refurbished device on websites like Amazon. Another solution would be to buy the phone you like and find a red cover for it, as you might certainly find a red cover for any model of Sony Ericsson.

With prices starting at 0.01$ and up to 200$ depending on the performance of the phone, the type of plan selected and the general state of the phone (refurbished phones also being an option), let’s take a look at something from Motorola. AT&T offers three models of Motorola that run Android, from the more recent models. These are Flipout, Flipside and Atrix 4G.The first two are an interesting combination between touchscreen phones and full QWERTY phones. At first glance, they both look like regular touchscreen phones, but once you take a better look, you realize that under the shiny screen a QWERTY keyboard flips out (that’s where the name comes from).

2010 At&t Android Phones

Both phones are running Android and have decent performance charts, but most importantly they fit into the category of phones that turn heads.  Atrix on the other hand is a real jewel. It possesses 3D graphics, you can use the phone to create your own mobile hot spot using the high-tech wi-fi equipment and all this can be seen on a qHD 4 inch display. Another model from Motorola is Bravo, a decent touchscreen mobile phone, but especially interesting for those who want to buy a decent phone on a tighter budget.

From Samsung we have Captivate, powered by a 1 GHz processor, with tons of internal and external memory, a super AMOLED display, a decent 5 MP camera and a new technology designed to facilitate typing.

2010 At&t Android Phones

Last on our list, at a no commitment price of 450$, we have HTC Inspire 4G. A few features worth mentioning are high-speed 4G, the 8 MP camera,  the possibility to use the phone as a mobile hot spot, the 2.2 version of Android managing the whole thing and another thing that is worth mentioning is the 15 day stand-by time.

Android is one of the best operating systems when it comes to mobile phones, so if you think AT&T is a good option or in some cases the only option, the phones mentioned above are a good choice to satisfy your need for entertainment.

We are going to describe in detail the Family plan, a plan built for close friends and members of a family, who want to stay in touch with each other, thus needing many minutes between them.  The Family plan has a certain amount of minutes that can be shared between 3 – 5 members and unlimited calling on nights and weekends from one line to another of the same plan. No roaming or long distance fees are charged within the United States. Another good feature of this plan is the Rollover option which allows the unused minutes to be saved.

AT&T cell phone Family plans

The plan is to split into two major categories: Nation plans and Nation with Canada plans, the second being designed for those that have close friends or family across the Canadian border. The most inexpensive plan is one with 3 shared lines, including 550 minutes, at a monthly cost of 60$ for the first two lines. The plan with the most minutes split by the largest number of members, includes 6000 minutes, split by 5 lines for a cost of 319$, each extra line costing 9.99$.

AT&T also offers information about early termination fees. For instance, if you bought a low-end mobile phone, you have to pay $150 minus $4 for each full month of your service commitment that you complete. If you have a laptop or any other high-end devices the fee is $325 minus $10 for each full month of your service commitment that you complete.

AT&T cell phone Family plans

Some people realize after a while that they mostly talk on the phone with close friends and family. If you are one of those people and you want to save some money when it comes to the phone bill, you should consider checking out the Family plans from AT&T.

The Individual plan offers customized plans for each type of necessity depending on the individual. This plan’s main features offer unlimited calling to other AT&T wireless customers and when it comes to roaming or long distance calls there are no extra charges in the United States. Other bonuses include saving unused minutes and you can receive unlimited calling to and from your favorite U.S. phone numbers at no extra charge using the A-list service. Most of the plans include unlimited calling on nights and weekends.

Cell phone plans from AT&T

The Family plan’s main feature is that it lets you share minutes and reduce talk costs between certain chosen numbers. If you choose this plan you have the option to select between 3 or 5 lines that will share a certain amount of minutes. Costs vary between 69$ for 550 minutes split 3 ways and 119$ for unlimited minutes between 5 lines. One of the shared lines can be with someone in Canada if you choose a Nation and Canada plan.

The Prepaid plans involve no long-term contract, credit check, or deposit. These plans include unlimited talk and text to anyone nationwide including instant messaging, picture and video messaging. The prepaid plans let you pick a phone for your desires from a huge online and offline selection of 3G phones. Another benefit of this type of plan is that you can transfer your current number from another provider without any extra activation charges. The best thing about a plan like this is that you only pay for what you “spend”.

Cell phone plans from AT&T

The last type of plan is the Data plan, designed for browsing the internet on your mobile phone,  on your laptop, or on your desktop PC. The only downside is that AT&T doesn’t offer a data plan that includes unlimited internet traffic. The bandwidth varies between 200 Mb and 5 Gb for costs up to 60$, depending on the device, the traffic, and the speeds involved.

This is a summary of AT&T mobile plans. For those interested, they should check out AT&T’s website because most of the offers vary with the state you live in.