Posts Tagged ‘carrier’

This may come as a shock to many of you but based on PC World's 3G performance test, AT&T came out on top.  PC World did a test across 13 US cities comparing AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint. AT&T came ahead with download speeds over 1,000kbps most of the time. A surprising finding ...

It looks like Verizon is overhauling it's rate plans beginning on Monday, January 18th. Some changes will only take place in name only but others such as unlimited plans will actually see a significant price drop. Overall, it seems easier to understand with fewer plan options but we're not sure if non-unlimited, smartphone users will ...

Now you have another reason to consider going the unlocked route with the Nexus One, in addition to having the AT&T (non-3G) and international GSM option. It looks as if Google has its own Early Termination Fee (ETF) equivalent, which they refer to as the Equipment Recovery Fee. This ERF totals $350 big ones if ...

Motorola has announced the Motorola BACKFLIP. Some core features include a backwards-folding, outward-facing keyboard, a touchpad on the back of the screen whose functionality is customizable and even API-accessible, 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, a 5 megapixel camera and MOTOBLUR. The BACKFLIP will be on multiple carriers worldwide including AT&T in North America (according to BGR). Motorola also ...

AT&T has decided to join the Android celebration. Not only that, but AT&T promises to launch FIVE Android phones in the first half of 2010 alone. Those devices will include: Dell’s first smartphone, based on the Android platform and an AT&T exclusive HTC smartphone, based on the Android platform, and an AT&T exclusive Motorola smartphone, powered by MOTOBLUR, ...

So is it really the Google Nexus One or the HTC Nexus One, and what carrier will be involved? So Google applied for a trademark on "Nexus One" on Dec. 10, before all the scrambling began, making us lean on the fact that Google will be going it alone. This begs the question, will they be ...