One of the more popular feature phones that LG offered in the past was the Shine with its mirror finish. LG and AT&T have announced that the new Shine II will be hitting the AT&T Mobile network soon. The Shine II will be an AT&T exclusive.
The Shine II has a glossy design and rounded edges with stainless steel construction. The screen is a 2.2-inch unit with a mirror LCD. The handset supports Java 2.0 and supports music and video download and playback.
LG and AT&T will offer direct-to-device music downloads and the handset supports stereo Bluetooth. Full story...
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