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Entries in AT&T (19)

Monday
Apr262010

Dell Aero coming to AT&T possibly in June

DateMonday, April 26, 2010 at 10:19PM

Aside from the other Dell Android leaked handsets the details of the Dell Aero were also leaked out, now I know this I not really new news but I do apologize for getting a little behind.  The Dell Aero is supposed to be released in June on AT&T’s network. The tech specs of the Dell Aero is a 3.5-inch capacitive touch screen, a 624Mhz Marvell processor, Android 1.5, 5.0-MP camera, removable memory expandable up to 32 GB, GPS & Wi-Fi. The handset is supposed to get refreshed later this year to add support for Android 2.1.

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Source: Engadget

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Tuesday
Apr202010

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 could come to AT&T in July

DateTuesday, April 20, 2010 at 6:14PM

According to a trust source from Engadget Mobile the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 could be available at the end of July. The  Xperia X10 will be running AT&Ts 3G network(850/1900MHz). The Xperia X10 will run Android 1.6, have a 1GHz processor, a 8.1 megapixel camera,8 GB micro SD expandable to 16 GB micro SD cards. For more information on the Xperia X10 go to the link below.

 

Related Post: Sony Ericsson Announces the Xperia X10 Google Android based cell phone

 

Source: Engadget



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Monday
Apr192010

Samsung Galaxy S could come to all four US cell providers

DateMonday, April 19, 2010 at 11:50PM

 

According to the Broadpoint. AmTech analyst Mark Mckechine the Samsung Galaxy S is going to be available for all four US carriers. The handset is going to come to T-Mobile, AT&T & Sprint in June with Verzion getting the handset “sometime this year”. According the article from Forbes Samsung doesn’t have the brand name power like Apple or Motorola to have an exclusive with one cell carrier, this could be one reason as to why the Samsung Galaxy S is being released on all US cell providers. Another reason is that more then one cell carrier was interested and Samsung decided to bring the device to as many partners as possible. For more information on the Samsung Galaxy S please go to the related post article.

Related Post: Samsung Announces the Samsung Galaxy S with Android 2.1

 

Source:Forbes


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Tuesday
Apr132010

Samsung Galaxy S passes the FCC and is running on AT&T

DateTuesday, April 13, 2010 at 10:51PM

 

 

Samsung announced the Samsung Galaxy S during CITA in Las Vegas Nevada. The handset has just passed the FCC and it’s running on AT&T’s network. The specs of the Samsung Galaxy S is a 1GHz processor, 16 GB with 8GB external memory expandable to 32 GB, Wi-Fi, GPS, 4.0 WVGA Super AMOLED touch screen and running Android 2.1. For the full tech specs and demo videos of the handset go to the link below.

 Related Post: Samsung Announces the Samsung Galaxy S with Android 2.1

What I am wanting to know is if AT&T will take all the Google application functionality out of the handset in the same way they did with the Motorola Backflip. So what do you guys think will AT&T take out some of the functionality out of the handset?

Source: FCC


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Friday
Apr092010

Vonage supports Android 

DateFriday, April 9, 2010 at 6:57PM

 

 

Vonage has released a mobile app for Android that allows for the user to make calls over Wi-Fi & 3G. The Vonage mobile application works over AT&T’s 3G & T-Mobile’s 3G network, so far Vonage is not compatible with Sprint or Verizon. The Vonage mobile application is compatible with Android 1.5 or higher handsets. The only catch is that is cost $24.99 to get unlimited international calling to more then 60 countries or you can chose the pay per minute plan, but you do get unlimited minutes for local and long distance calls over Wi-Fi. So if you happen to have T-Mobile Even More plan for $39.99 for 300 minutes with the $30.00 data plan and $10 for messaging and then $24.99 for Vonage unlimited international calling it would cost 104.98 a month for both your cell service and Vonage. Now if you happened to have T-Mobile’s Even More Plus plans and you have the 500 talk, unlimited text & web for $59.99 a month and you add Vonage mobile unlimited service for 24.99 it would cost you $84.99 a month for both T-Mobile service and Vonage. Keep in mind that the total cost per month is with out taxes. Seems like Vonage might have a good idea here if you travel a lot and don’t want to have to deal with calling overages you might want to get Vonage for your Android phone. Am thinking about switching to T-Mobile’s Even More Plus plans and getting Vonage since I pay about 80 a month for my T-Mobile service as of now. So go to the Android Market and download this app and tell me what you think of it? 

Source: Vonage

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