AT&T and HTC may not be ready to push out the Android 4.0 update for the HTC Vivid quite yet, but forum members over at Android Central have figured out a way to manually trigger the update directly from the phone. If you own the AT&T HTC Vivid, simply type *#*#682#*#* in your phones dialer ... Read More »
When the Android community puts their minds to something, it gets done. Putting Android on devices that don’t support the OS (like the HP TouchPad)? Done. Getting updates out to unsupported devices (that supposedly can’t run the latest versions of Android), and beating manufacturers to the punch with devices that are supported? Double done. Getting ... Read More »
Welcome to a new weekly column where we break down each carrier to let you know the best devices and current promotions. We have already posted our Verizon Buyer’s Guide, T-Mobile Buyer’s Guide, and Sprint Buyer’s Guide, so now it’s time for AT&T. Each week we will rotate between the big four ... Read More »
After a long wait, last year’s Sony Tablet P is finally making its way to the US next month. The folding tablet will be released by AT&T on March 4, and it will cost $399.99 on a 2-year contract. But is this tablet still worth your attention?
The form-factor may be intriguing for ... Read More »
The moment we have all been waiting for has come. HTC has officially announced the HTC One X, revealing to the world their first ever phone powered by an NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor. By now, we’re sure you can recite the phone’s spec sheet by heart, but there’s a little twist that none of us ... Read More »
Are you in the market for a rugged Android phone on AT&T? Today the carrier announced the Samsung Rugby Smart, a tough little phone that is waterproof, dust proof and shock resistant. Starting March 4th, the Rugby Smart will go on sale for $99 with 2-year contract and monthly minimum data plan.
“We continue to bring ... Read More »
T-Mobile had no clear path to 4G LTE. That was a common argument that AT&T made when they launched their bid to acquire T-Mobile. Then the deal fell apart and AT&T was forced to pay T-Mobile a $4 billion breakup fee and hand over some unused AWS spectrum.
Now in an ... Read More »
Carriers love to boast about their reliable and awesome 4G networks. As the 4G war continues, we are starting to see all major competitors cover the country with the awesome speeds that 4G delivers, though these companies have different technologies, speeds and coverage. We now have 3 out of 4 major carriers claiming to run ... Read More »
After generating quite a splash across the ocean, and already making a name for itself here in the States, the Samsung Galaxy Note is finally available from AT&T.
With a 5.3-inch display and S Pen technology, the Galaxy Note is easily one of the most talked about Android devices in recent ... Read More »
AT&T announced last year that they would start throttling the devices for their top 5% of data consumers, but the complaints keep coming in. AT&T has tried to justify this practice, but it’s clear they are trying to inconvenience subscribers who are on grandfathered unlimited plans, so they switch ... Read More »
