AT&T has confirmed to BGR that it will retire its Video Share service later this year. AT&T was the first to offer the option on its camera phones — when it launched Video Share in 2007 — but AT&T-branded mobile video calling may not be dead forever. An AT&T spokesperson shared this official comment: “AT&T is discontinuing our Video Share service. As we look ahead to the next generation of live, mobile video calling services, we’re evaluating new platforms and other ways we can...

Tired of your phones cracking right in half? Maybe you should start checking out some military-spec grade devices. AT&T and Samsung are set to launch the a837 in the coming weeks, and we’ve just got a flood of pictures and specifications. Here’s a breakdown of the specs:Push-to-talkBluetoothQuad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, dual-band UMTS/HSDPA (850MHz/1900MHz)Video ShareAT&T NavigatoraGPS1.3 megapixel cameraConference calling with up to 6 participants total4.66 ounces3.95 x 2.05 x .90 inchesAt lea...