—*AT&T and LG launch Invision, latest MediaFLO handset: AT&T (NYSE: T) is refreshing its MediaFLO handset lineup with a new device from LG Electronics (SEO: 066570) that measures up as the smallest MediaFLO-capable handset yet for the carrier. Like the LG Vu and Samsung Access, which were released when AT&T launched its Mobile TV with FLO service earlier this summer, the LG Invision can access Qualcomm’s broadcast-quality mobile TV network in 58 markets where the service is currently available. (Release).

— AOL (NYSE: TWX) launches AIM for Windows Mobile: AOL has launched AIM Express, a flash-based web version of its instant messaging service, and a new client for Windows Mobile (http://mobile.aol.com/AIM4WinMo). AIM for Windows Mobile gives users access to many of AIM’s traditional features along with the ability to send text messages to contacts, the company said. AIM Express will include many of the same features, but through a browser instead of a dedicated client. The program will includes advertising from Third Screen Media. (Release).

—Universal Studios Home Entertainment brings DVD bonus material to mobile: Fans of The Office and Heroes can now preview DVD bonus material on mobile thanks to a new deal from Universal Studios Home Entertainment, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Extras from Heroes and The Office will be available on mobile via short code from Sprint (NYSE: S), T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless (NYSE: VZ) and AT&T phones.

—Qwest begins customers’ transition to Verizon Wireless: Qwest Communications customers are now eligible to begin switching their wireless service to Verizon Wireless, the company announced today. Qwest said it will begin contacting its customers with specific device and calling plan recommendations this week. (Release). Qwest also launched a new cellphone recycling program called “Go Green for Schools,” which promotes educational initiatives and protecting the environment. (Release).

—Xuinet launches FlashR developer challenge: Xiunet, a community pegged around mobile phone applications, has put the call out to developers to build the best mobile flash program in the pack. The company’s offering a chance to win $5,000 for the grand prize, $2,500 for the next in line and $500 for each of the applications that get the most download in five categories. The SDK is available at the company’s website. All entries must be received by Nov. 3 and the winners will be announced Nov. 17. (Release).