AT&T is preparing to launch three new devices, including two phones and a touchscreen Wi-Fi hotspot, this Friday, October 10.
Most interesting is the Samsung Rugby 4, an aptly-named rugged and durable handset - and an honest-to-goodness flip phone.
It doesn't have LTE support, but it does use 4G HSPA+ as well as AT&T's business-focused Enhanced Push-to-Talk (EPTT).
The Rugby 4 will be available starting this Friday for $100 with a two-year contract, $270 off-contract, or $1 for new and upgrading customers who sign up for a two-year EPTT plan.
Next up
Next up is the Motorola Moto G, which TechRadar called "the best budget handset around" over the summer.
It will arrive in its LTE variant for $180 off-contract, $80 with a one-year agreement, or $7.50 or $9 per month with an AT&T Next plan.
The Moto G will be available both in stores and online October 10.
Gaining Velocity
Finally AT&T is also launching the Velocity, the carrier's touchscreen-equipped mobile hotspot, on the same day.
The AT&T Velocity has multiple settings for broadcasting Wi-Fi with either maximum range or speed. The touchscreen can be used to change settings, track usage, and more.
It will cost $20 with a two-year contract, $95 with a one-year contract, or $170 off-contract.
