Tag Archives : AT&T

Well there you have it. We have all been watching LG and their new flagship device the Optimus G. The quad-core Qualcomm S4 Pro chip, the 2GB of RAM, the LTE support, the 4.7-inch True IPS Display, 13MP camera and more, is hard to not keep an eye out for really. Up until just a little while ago though,...

Pantech has been a rather quiet company for many years. We had a chance to meet up with them at CES in January and were very surprised at their new products. They were fast, affordable and really nice. The Pantech Element was their tablet offering that landed at AT&T. We are sure some of you picked...

It looks like our previous information about the HTC One X+ not coming to T-Mobile panned out. Looks like AT&T has picked up the exclusive deal to sell the new, slightly beefed up, HTC One X+. We saw it cruise through the FCC not to long ago sporting AT&T bands, so it isn’t all that surprising really....

Yup, you read that correctly. Samsung released a press statement regarding the Galaxy Note II and its U.S. availability. As we all thought, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, AT&T and U.S. Cellular are all on the list of recipients. While each device will have its own little addition of carrier bloatware,...

We have all been ogling and drooling over the Samsung Galaxy Note II. All that power packed inside. All those amazing specs and amazing software additions. Even if you can’t personally cope with the devices size, you have to agree that it is one hell of a device. We know that  all four major cell...

We have all been hearing and seeing leaks and rumors about the HTC One X+ for a while now. In all reality it is just another One X but with a Tegra 3+ quad-core processor at 1.6GHz that plays nicely with LTE bands. Nothing to major, but when the rest of the world is sporting quad-core versions of one...

Motorola and AT&T have just started pushing an update out to the Atrix HD today. Moving the software to build 77.12.22.  No, it isn’t some amazing new Jelly Bean update, but it does have a fairly impressive bug fix list that should help any of you Atrix HD users out quite a bit. While the...

The Samsung Galaxy S III is without a doubt the hottest selling device across the globe right now. Even with the Note 2 hot on its heals, the S III is more phone then most people will ever need. The price difference for a new S III per carrier wasn’t drastic, at least not between these three, but...

Hey look, another LG device. US Cellular just put out the LG Splendor and now it would appear that AT&T has a new LG device labeled the Escape headed their direction sometime soon. Not a whole lot to talk about though. The Escape is said to feature a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, Ice Cream Sandwich,...

Oh Galaxy Note II, how do I love the, let me count the ways. 1, 2, 3… Seriously though, the Samsung Galaxy Note II is going to a mega success for Samsung, much like the Galaxy S III is already. It won’t be for everyone, but we are willing to bet a lot of people are going to snagging one...

Samsung is really doing their part to make customers of current and new devices happy. It isn’t easy with so many carious devices floating around the globe. We are glad to see them getting updates out though. The most recent announcement came via AT&T. Their Samsung Captivate Glide device now...

Oh those crafty manufacturers and their testing habits. It is almost enough to drive a person crazy isn’t it? A new Samsung model has magically appeared on the GL Benchmark website, depicting a device with the model number of the SGH-I317. The site lists out the device as having a 1280 x 720 HD...

Seems like with the announcement of ISIS from T-Mobile, the news for the software has started popping up everywhere. We now know that it will be launched in September, which is great news for many. We obviously know the Samsung Galaxy S II from T-Mobile is definitely in like Flynn to use the service...

There are many of you out there that like to live on the cutting edge of technology. Be it a new device or just a new software build. Ever since Jelly bean was announced by Google and made available to be pulled and built from source, we have been eagerly watching our developers. When we think of...

When the news of Mobile Share data plans first started to emerge, a lot of us got excited. Fully expecting great deals on adding one package of data for everyone on the account to pull from. Then came the pricing structure and the insanity of trying to figure out if it was for better or worse. In most...