All Entries Tagged With: "AT&T"

Motorola Backflip Now Available at AT&T

AT&T’s first Android device, the Motorola Backflip is now available. The Motorola Backflip can be yours for $99.99 after mail-in rebate and a 2-year agreement. The Backflip has a reverse flip design and 3.1-inch touchscreen which packs GPS, WiFi, and a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with flash and camcorder function that neatly integrates with social media sites like Facebook and Twitter or photo sharing sites like Picasa. It is also filled to the brim with pre-loaded AT&T stuff: AllSport GPS, AT&T Maps, AT&T Music, AT&T Navigator, AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspots, Mobile Banking, MobiTV, MusicID, Where, and YPmobile.

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AT&T CEO Says iPad Will Primarily Be a ‘Wi-Fi Driven’ Device

At an investor conference on Tuesday, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said that the iPad would be primarily a “Wi-Fi driven device.” This, of course, is despite Apple’s plans to release a 3G-enabled version that will run on AT&T’s own network.

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New AT&T Motorola Backflip Will Feature Yahoo Search Not Google

AT&T is getting ready to launch one of their first Google Android powered smartphones within the next few days. This Android handset will be slightly different than other models released in that it will feature Yahoo as their default search provider. Because the Motorola Flip uses Google’s Android platform naturally you would think the default search on the smartphone would be Google but that is looking not to be the case.

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Update: Why Can’t You Pre-Order an iPad?

We all know that you cannot get your hands on an iPad for a while longer, but why did Apple not accept pre-orders? One Reason: Apple has not yet obtained the necessary Federal Communications Commission approval to sell the device to the public.

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AT&T to Sell Apple iPad at Retail Stores

Many insider AT&T employees have been reporting that AT&T is highly likely to sell the 3G version of the iPad at AT&T Retail Stores.

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AT&T Features Appmodo’s Motorola Backflip Article On Site

It appears that AT&T Mobility have been watching our website for some time and after contacting me yesterday, the company has featured one of our articles, Motorola Backflip, AT&T’s First Android Phone Coming March 7th (posted by Mary Ann) on the Backflip’s website, backflipnews.com. Thank you AT&T for the feature!

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AT&T 4G Network May Come to Existing iPhone Owners

About a week ago AT&T announced that it had reached an agreement with existing partners, Alcatel-Lucent and Ericsson, to provide equipment for the carrier’s next-generation LTE (4G) cellular network, opening the door to significant improvements in data speeds and performance. The company also confirmed that it is continuing to plan for field trials of LTE technology later this year and a full rollout beginning next year.

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Hulu to Hit iPad for a Fee

Great news is that Hulu will most likely be on the iPad. The bad news is it could cost you a few bucks to cover the contract Hulu is planning to make with Apple.

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Motorola Backflip, AT&T’s First Android Phone Coming March 7th

AT&T officially announced the very first Android device to run on their network, the Motorola Backflip. Due for a March 7th release, the Backflip will be available in AT&T stores and online for $99.99 after $100 mail-in-rebate.

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Why did Apple use Micro Sim for iPad?

While many may overlook the detail that that apple is using MicroSim for the iPad there are a few reasons why apple would do this.

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TextFree Serves A Billion Texts in 9 Months

Have you ever thought about replacing your Text Messaging Plan with an app that delivers Push Notifications for free? Well the idea is starting to seem more and more like the future.

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AT&T’s myWireless App for BlackBerry, Quick Account Access

AT&T just released their myWireless App for BlackBerry. The app keeps an up to date accounting of your wireless account by providing information about your bill, usage details, and your BlackBerry’s current and available features. You can also have it broken down by phone number if you have an account with more than one line.

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New App: Six Degrees of Separation for iPhone and iPod Touch

A new multiplayer game has just hit the app store called Six Degrees of Separation, this $0.99 app is based on the idea that any actor can be linked to any other actor based on their roles. They have put this idea into a game, its your job to link actors and you can do it in three different modes. So if you’re a movie buff get of your bacon and take a look at this app.

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Apple iPad: Missing Features

There’s no doubt that the upcoming Apple iPad will kick the asses of all netbooks, tablet PCs, and e-readers, but it’s by far the perfect unit that we had hoped for from Apple. But then again, neither was the original iPhone.

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AT&T Announces Android Phones to Join Lineup First Half of 2010

At least three Android handsets will be hitting AT&T’s shelves sometime in the first six months of this year.

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AT&T Introduces the Motorola Backflip with Android 2.1

AT&T officially introduced the Motorola Backflip, a QWERTY device with WiFi that sports a five megapixel camera and Android 2.1. It’s not a slider; instead, it’s got the keyboard on the outside and flips outward.

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AT&T’s Online Store Restores the Sale of iPhones Again to New Yorkers

From our earlier reports, AT&T’s online store suspended iPhones sales to New Yorkers over the weekend for unknown reasons, but according to reports from Yahoo, they have started selling them again today. We may never know exactly reasons why AT&T suspended online sales of the iPhone to residents of New York last night, at least the site’s been updated and online sales are back online.

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AT&T Website Stops Selling iPhones to New Yorkers

New Yorkers can no longer purchase iPhones through AT&T’s online website. The Consumerist is reporting that AT&T has stopped selling the iPhone in the New York metropolitan area, at least through the company’s website, citing high data congestion. While Consumerist’s post still claims ‘network congestion’ as the reason for the NYC sales hold, TUAW has been told by other customer service reps that the real reason is a spike in fraudulent purchases.

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Useful Information To Know, Should You Drop Your iPhone

I have had my 3Gs for about six months now when yesterday I dropped it from about four feet and this is what followed (see photo).

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AT&T App Mark the Spot: Don’t bother until Jan. 01

According to a retail store manager, because AT&T is currently doing a major upgrade to their system the company is currently discarding and not storing or even looking at any data from their AT&T mark the spot app until Jan 01, 2010.

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