AT&T adding LTE to 17 new regions, expanding 9 others
AT&T’s stated last year that they set a goal of having 300 million LTE points of presence by the end of 2013, and by the looks of it, they may just reach that goal. The company recently announced that it has added 17 new regions …
POLL: Would you switch carriers for a specific phone?
Has there ever been a phone that forced you to change wireless providers?
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Rhetorical Questions: Carriers and Their Android Endeavors
Plenty of questions come to mind when it comes to the various carriers and their Android endeavors. Some seem to get it right more often than not while others have been playing from behind (ahem, AT&T) since day one. Others seem to really want to …
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Looking Back at This Year’s Android Turkeys
On the latest AndroidGuys podcast we started discussing who we thought this year’s biggest Android turkeys were. You know, in honor of Thanksgiving and all.
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Q3 2010 Quarterly Report Card (US Carriers)
We put this feature together to help fill you, dear reader, in on we think each of the big four wireless providers are doing as it pertains to Android. Using the same system as the first time around, we conducted a blind, internal poll with members of our staff deciding how they would grade each U.S. wireless provider on their job. You know, like a teacher handing out grades. How did your provider do?
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Google’s Schmidt: “Android Adoption is About to Explode”
Yay for headlines like that. Today was Google’s Q3 earnings conference call and one of the hot topics was the growth in their mobile division. As well all know, Android is the key ingredient to the recipe of success.  We’ll spare you the entire …
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Sprint to Have Android in 2009
Not a terrible ground breaking news article to pass along, but it’s news to some of you. Speaking at the Brainstorm: Tech conference today, Sprint CEO Dan Hessee confirmed that at least one Android device will arrive in 2009. It has been widely assumed that …
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