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AT&T Announces Pre-Order for Motorola Atrix 4G on Feb 13th, Will Run $199.99
The first dual-core smart phone to hit the US should be here before March 6th. Will you be pre-ordering one at $199.99 or have you got your eyes on something else?
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AT&T Launching 12 Androids, 20 4G Devices In 2011
The guys over at Phandroid got their hands on an internal memo from AT&T that shows their roadmap for 2011. The last two bullet points are of interest to us all. First, they plan on releasing 20 “4G” devices this year, and 12 Android devices–more …
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T- Mo G-Slate, Vibrant 4G and Dell Streak 7 Release Dates
T-Mo News is reporting today that the above graphic confirms rumored launch dates for 3 upcoming Android devices. Namely the LG G-Slate, the Dell Streak 7 and the Samsung Vibrant 4G. (The Cliq 2 is also pictured above, but that has already been released, and honestly, who cares?)
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Samsung and Verizon Announce 3 New 4G LTE Devices
At CES 2011 Samsung Mobile announced 3 brand new 4G LTE devices. All 3 new devices are the first of their kind. These new 4G gadgets will all be available on the Verizon Wireless network. LTE (long term evolution) is a standard in the wireless …
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HTC to Have 4G Smartphones on Every Major Carrier
Adding to their arsenal of 4G devices on Sprint and T-Mobile, HTC announced two additional 4G smartphones today at CES, the ThunderBolt for Verizon and the Inspire for AT&T. The ThunderBolt and Inspire will join the EVO Shift 4G, announced earlier in the week, EVO 4G, …
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First Alpha Build of WiMAX for CyanogenMod Hits XDA!
The self proclaimed #TeamWin crew has given EVO users their very first alpha build of WiMAX for the EVO. This is considered to be a huge breakthrough in the EVO 4G development arena. The thread can be found over at XDA-Developers. XDA members Shinzul and toastcfh …
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T-Mobile and LG Announce G-Slate 4G Honeycomb Tablet
With all the excitement surrounding tablets at CES, it’s no wonder everyone wants in on the action. T-Mobile has just announced via Twitter that it will be bringing the world its first 4G equipped Honeycomb tablet. Dubbed the G-Slate, this LG tablet will run Android …
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AT&T Announces Plans to Deliver Nation’s Most Advanced Mobile Broadband Experience
As the US’s only licensed iPhone dealer, AT&T has left a lot to be desired with providing their customers with the Android OS.
Things are changing in 2011 for AT&T. According to their media release, they plan on releasing 20 new 4G devices by the end of the year, 12 of them being Android.
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Sprint Announces EVO Shift 4G and MiFi 3G/4G Hotspot
This baby has been getting a lot of press lately, and for good reason. It’s a pretty amazing looking device. This morning, Sprint “officially” announced the EVO Shift 4G. They also threw in another nice little surprise–the MiFi 3G/4G hotspot.
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HTC Evo Shift? Yeah, We Got More Info On It!
Remember when we got the info on the Shift’s release date? Well, now, thanks to Cellphonesignal, we have more info. It seems that WalMart’s website is showing us that the Shift will, indeed, be available January 9th. Not only that, but they’ve also posted some …
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CyanogenMod 6.1.2 Update for EVO 4G Available Now!
A @cyanogen tweet earlier this afternoon brought tears of joy for many users. The latest batch of EVO 4G’s to leave the warehouse had a new camera. This meant that the drivers that worked for older EVO’s no longer work with the new hardware. Because …
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EVO 4G Shift is Coming January 9th, and Its Accessories Are Already Popping Up!
The HTC Evo 4G Shift is finally confirmed to arrive by RadioShack of all places. The ad shows that they are selling it for US$149.99 with a 2-year contract, and it does brand the name EVO 4G Shift (picture below taken from Android Central). Engadget …
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Verizon Wireless Confirms LTE Phones for CES
Verizon just let the word out that they will be showing off Android-based devices capable of supporting their new 4G LTE network at next month’s CES
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HTC Evo 4G Adds More Bloatware, Non-Root Only
Sprint is Americas second provider when it comes to bloatware, just one step behind Verizon. It doesn’t load it up with freaking Bing, but they do add all kinds of bloatware, no matter whether users think it’s useful or not. But they do update their phones.
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Sprint Not Planning Tiered Data Plans, Yet
Sprint CEO Dan Hesse was in the hot seat today with Walt Mossberg at the Dive into Mobile conference. When pressed about the carrier’s plans to offer a tiered data plan, Hesse said they aren’t planning to change things up.
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