AT&T Adds Address Book, New E-mail Options for Blackberrys, Gaming Hurts Schoolwork
Google has started selling a version of the Nexus One phone that runs on AT&T’s 3G network, putting it in direct competition with Apple’s iPhone. But AT&T is not selling or subsidizing the phone. It’s only available on Google’s Web site for the full [...]
Affordability is a big theme of AT&T’s Quick Messaging Devices
Computerworld – Spring must be here, because the wireless carriers are launching new phones with a focus on style, quick connections and lower costs.
March 15 (Bloomberg) — Mobile-phone companies led by AT&T Inc. and Verizon Wireless may be the biggest winners from a U.S. plan for more high-speed Internet service.
AT&T has finally added the Google Android platform to its portfolio of mobile devices with the launch of the Motorola Backflip.
We aren’t sure what took so long, but we’re very glad that the wait is over. Google’s Android operating system has made an indelible mark on the smartphone market segment, and it’s the first major OS to rival the iPhone in a serious way.
Smartphone sales have skyrocketed, led by Apple’s iPhone and Research in Motion’s (“RIM’s”) Blackberry Storm devices. Among the major players in the smart phone market are the companies developing to the Android OS.
Americans can once again use text messaging on their cell phones to donate money to relief efforts for Chile which experienced a magnitude-8.8 earthquake early Saturday.
Apple has increased the cap for downloads over 3G networks on the iPhone from 10MB to 20MB, in what some think is a sign of heavier multimedia content appearing for the upcoming iPad.
The last holdout has fallen — all four major U.S. wireless carriers now offer Android-based phones.
AT&T and Motorola this morning confirmed earlier rumors that the BACKFLIP with MOTOBLUR will be available in online and in AT&T stores across the nation, beginning March 7.
