AT&T has made an official response through a Better Business Bureau complaint.  The complaint is that AT&T has “capped” the upload speed of the Atrix 4G.  According to the response the is no cap on the upload speed and it sounds like an update is required to take advantage of the capabilities of the Atrix. The Continue Reading…

Normally, I try not to complain here. However, after reading a number of articles and reading the details from AT&T about the pricing of the Atrix 4G laptop dock, I have to add a little fuel to the fire. One of the biggest hits of CES2011 this year was the Atrix and it’s myriad of Continue Reading…

Unless you are living under a rock or totally not into technology news, you’ve learned that Verizon announced they will carry the iPhone 4 on their CDMA 3G network started Feb 10th of this year, just a littler under one month from now.  That’s all fine for Verizon and Apple, but what does that mean Continue Reading…

After another exciting CES event, it appears some of the top products announced were indeed Android devices, including what many are calling the “Best of CES 2011″ – The Motorola Atrix 4G.  The groundbreaking Android smart phone looks to create a combination of phone, laptop, nettop and set-top box in one.  While the phone itself Continue Reading…

During the events this morning, the Motorola Atrix 4G was officially announced for support of AT&T’s network with a  Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM 16GB of internal storage.  It looks like a hefty phone, and even packs a 1930mAh battery.  The Atrix 4G is an HSPA+ phone that can support up to 14.4mbps.  In Continue Reading…

Looks like Verizon won’t be the only other carrier getting an “Evo 4G” sibling.  AT&T has announced it will carry the HTC Inspire, which looks like a clone of the Evo 4G.  It carries with it the 4.3″ monster screen, Sense UI and most likely some of the same internals as the Evo 4G.  The Continue Reading…

Just announced is the Samsung built Infuse for AT&T’s HSPA+ network.  The Infuse is being called a 4G phone, along the same lines as T-Mobile, it works on the HSPA+ network which promises faster speeds, but it could be called more along the lines of 3.5G.  Call it what you will, it looks to be Continue Reading…

Now it’s even easier to enjoy your new Samsung Galaxy S phone on the network of your choice, even if it’s the T-Mobile Vibrant or AT&T Captivate version.  The crew over at XDA have found that the unlock codes for the phone are stored on the phone in a .bak file.  Most networks will eventually Continue Reading…

Samsung and AT&T have announced the newest Android member to join the AT&T network, the Samsung Captivate.  The Captivate is part of the Samsung Galaxy S family, which means it’s got all the same hardware in a slightly different shell.  And what hardware it does have is really good looking on paper at least.  Let’ Continue Reading…

The word out of Korean is that Samsung plans to launch the Samsung Galaxy S in 110 countries simultaneously.  This is a move that puts the Galaxy one step closer to being in the hands of all the patiently waiting fans out there.  The Galaxy S sports one of Samsung’s first Super AMOLED screens, with Continue Reading…