Today T-Mobile got their fowl-mouthed CEO on stage and they hoped he would bring the heat. Though I’m not exactly sure if it constitutes bringing that aforementioned “heat,” but T-Mobile has officially announced when you might be able to officially get an iPhone on America’s 4th carrier. T-Mobile is betting you’d be willing to pay …
There was no shortage of BlackBerry news around the Internet today. First we got word that RIM was no more, Verizon got dibs on the white Z10, and comes word that T-Mobile will also be carrying BB’s flagship device. There’s not much to report in terms of BB news itself, the general reaction to the …
Big news from the Magenta carrier, yesterday T-Mobile announced that it has signed a deal with Verizon wireless that would effectively bring additional 60 million people. Some of the more notable pieces of the agreement include opening up the 1900MHz band to T-Mobile customers and the deployment of LTE sometime next year. The additional spectrum …
T-Mobile Signs Agreement with Verizon Wireless; Promises better coverage and LTE Read More »
What nice timing! Right after our Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 review hit, Samsung sent us the heads up that the LTE version of its tablet will be available from AT&T stores and website on November 20. AT&T has been rolling out its LTE coverage this year and November 20 will also mark the date when …
Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE coming to AT&T November 20, free smartphone in tow Read More »
According to AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Verga the upcoming 4G/LTE devices will be a lot better for your battery. Instead of using separate (and separately powered) radio chips for 4G and 3G, they will use a single chip that utilizes strictly LTE until you are out of range, then switch over to a …
AT&T: LTE phones will sip, not chug, your battery. Read More »
It happens in only a moment. The stars have aligned, the music is right, and you lock eyes just in time to see the fireworks reflecting in her eyes. And that’s how you know, in that perfect moment between anticipation and bliss, this is your chance. Finally, after all this waiting for the circumstances to …
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Somewhere, a Motorla XOOM owner weeps today. Samsung just gave us the heads up that their Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be launching on Verizon’s LTE network come July 28 in Metallic Gray or Glossy White flavors. The tablet also comes in 16GB or 32GB versions while packing Android 3.1 Gingerbread, a 1Ghz NVIDIA Tegra2 processor, …
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with LTE available at Verizon Wireless on July 28 Read More »
Welcome back to another roundup. We’re back on track so this roundup won’t be as long as yesterday’s. Today, AT&T takes 4G more seriously and unveils the first markets they will be rolling out LTE to. Microsoft discovers over 400,000 emails on the Rustok botnet server. B&N and Amazon bicker over battery life that is …
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I’m sure the marketing execs over at AT&T are getting a little heat about their “4G” HSPA+, which is good. Putting the heat on a company usually produces better results. In turn, CTO John Donovan has released a little update regarding their LTE network rollout. The plan is to show some love to 5 major …
Originally scheduled for April 28, Verizon’s LTE outage foiled those plans. Samsung just sent out their APB stating that the droid will in fact be on sale on Verizon’s website tomorrow for $299 with a two year contract. Of course, you will have to purchase the LTE data plan in order to use the phone, …
Samsung Droid Charge finally arriving on Verizon tomorrow Read More »
Our friends over at Samsung just sent us the lowdown on their first 4G LTE Android smartphone, the Droid Charge (SCH-i520), bringing Verizon’s LTE Android count to two. Coming on April 28, it rocks a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen, an 8MP rear camera, a 1.3 MP front camera, a 1Ghz Hummingbird processor, and …
RIM is expanding the BlackBerry PlayBook’s reach with the addition of LTE and HSPA+ versions, complementing the existing Wi-Fi and WiMax models. Expect to see the PlayBook on all major carriers by the end of the year.
The long-awaited Verizon iPhone has finally arrived, but many are unhappy with the phone for various reasons.
While Apple has not officially announced a Sprint iPhone, there are some factors that suggest it is possible. Sprint is a CDMA network, so Apple would not need to make any hardware changes to the Verizon iPhone to make it work on Sprint’s network. However, Sprint’s next-generation network is WiMax, while Verizon’s is LTE. This could mean that Apple would need to wait for a chip that can support both LTE and WiMax before releasing a Sprint iPhone.
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