As we continuously inch ever nearer to the release of the Motorola Droid Bionic (XT875) on Verizon, more and more great information on the device leaks out. While we’re pretty firm on the idea that the Bionic will indeed be release on September 8th, there are certain things we couldn’t seem ... Read More »
Still looking for some sort of sign that the Galaxy S II is close to hitting US shores? Look no further than the FCC filing for the Samsung SPH-D710–Sprint’s very own Galaxy S II variant, the Samsung Within.
Along with CDMA and WiMax radios, the SPH-D710 comes with what looks to be ... Read More »
HTC fans will be happy to know the Taiwan-based manufacturer is soon to release a Honeycomb tablet in the U.S. We’ve heard about the HTC Puccini before, and the rumors are now confirmed; it is indeed headed to AT&T. This tablet has just been filed on the FCC, proving it does come with ... Read More »
The AT&T / T-Mobile merger dilemma has been going all over the internet since March. While some people don’t care and others like the idea, it seems most Android fans hate the thought of this merger taking place. T-Mobile brought the first Android device to the market (T-Mobile G1), as well as the ... Read More »
It’s my notion that when you purchase data services, your provider should not be concerned with how you go about accessing those services. It turns out I’m not the only one who feels this way.
Recently Free Press, a non-profit organization aiming to reform the media, has filed a complaint with the FCC asking them ... Read More »
Fear of a mobile carrier duopoly struck the U.S. when AT&T announced its plans to acquire T-Mobile from parent company Deutsche Telecom. Though there may be some that support this acquisition (or a general sense of apathy), most websites’ comments prove that people are very much against the proposed acquisition. People are not ... Read More »
We have been hearing about the possible AT&T/T-Mobile merge since last March, and the issue has been very highly discussed all over the internet. Though AT&T seems to see this as a great business opportunity, the fact is that the majority of the crowd does not seem very happy about this idea (mostly ... Read More »
Since 2007, mobile service providers have been required to reach fair voice and text roaming agreements with fellow carriers. In an attempt to stop a duopoly in the U.S. smartphone market, the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) has made a change on data roaming policies. After executing a 3-2 vote, the adjustment would force major carriers ... Read More »
AT&T has gotten quite a bit of bad press over the past month since their new HTC Inspire 4G doesn’t really support 4G speeds. As you may know, AT&T chose to launch the Inspire 4G without support for HSUPA out of the box, leading to upload speeds that barely make it over the ... Read More »
Itching to get your hands on a Honeycomb tablet? We have some great news for you! The FCC has given their stamp of approval to the LG V900 tablet. Since the T-Mobile G-Slate is the only tablet from LG that we are currently aware of, it’s pretty safe to assume that the V900 and the G-Slate ... Read More »
