After finding out that the XPERIA X10 uber smartphone will be hitting the market in February 2010, we learn that a possible carrier adopting the phone could be AT&T. The US carrier might be the one to sell the device, or so claim the folks of Phandroid, who spotted the UMTS frequency support on the specs list. The 800/850/1900/2100 bands fit AT&T’s...
Samsung Omnia II might be reaching AT&T pretty soon, or so claim the Engadget folks, in spite of the fact that this handset was known to be a CDMA phone headed for Verizon. It turns out that the FCC has just approved a GSM Omnia II, supporting AT&T bands. The phone might rival the iPhone 3GS, available via the same carrier, although it beats...
Last week was all about the neat HTC Sense interface we saw premiered on HTC Hero, the new Android smartphone that’s just been approved by the FCC. Hero will reach the US and Canada quite soon and it seems that it’s able to operate on the 850/1900 MHz 3G bands, so that means AT&T compatibility. That doesn’t guarantee that we’ll...
After being shown at MWC 2009, it was only a matter of time till LG Arena KM900 got approved by the FCC. The handset is heading for AT&T, supporting the carrier’s 3G network and WCDMA connectivity. In case you don’t know what Arena is all about, LG has already received 1 million pre-orders for this handset, that’s already available...
AT&T has just released a new LG handset, the CF360, but don’t expect a high end specs, but rather mid end ones. For $29.99 on contract and after a rebate you’ll get a handset that packs a 1.3 megapixel camera, HSDPA support and a microSD slot for cards of up to 16GB. The device also comes with support for instant messaging clients like...
AT&T announced no less than 4 QWERTY phones today, so texting freaks will be satisfied by the carrier’s portofolio. Among those phones there’s also a dual slider and a Pantech device known as “the world’s thinnest device with a full QWERTY keypad”. Let’s have a look at the new phones now… Pantech Matrix...
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