AT&T’s Sharp FX Plus, a Google’s Android 2.2 Froyo powered smartphone that has been available since July 30. The FX Plus is introduced as a messaging phone targeting the younger set. The Sharp FX Plus is great for individuals looking for a device that has advanced capabilities offered though the Android OS but still meets the basic needs for messaging and entertainment capabilities.
The Pantech Pursuit II quick messaging phone for AT&T features a cool and compact pocket-friendly design that slides open at the bottom to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. The Pursuit II boasts a 2.8-inch touchscreen, full HTML browser for PC-like web browsing, pre-loaded social media apps on the home screen for one-touch access, and mobile e-mail capabilities.
AT&T Nexus S coming to Best Buy July 24th, available for $100 with contract and if you just simply cannot wait, you’ll be able to pre-order it today online. Nexus S runs stock Android 2.3 Gingerbread and features a 4-inch Super AMOLED touch screen, a 1GHz Hummingbird processor, NFC support, a 5-megapixel camera, and a front-facing VGA camera and you’ll also find the standard wireless options such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS…………..
Amazon already launched an sponsored version of their WiFi Kindle earlier in the year which is available for a reduced price and now they announced a 3G spored version of the Kindle 3, called the Kindle 3G with Special Offers. Kindle 3G with Special Offers comes with a data connections from US mobile carrier AT&T and there are no monthly fees or connection charges for the connection. New Kindle 3G with Special Offers is supported by adverts and it will retail for $139. The new option joins the already announced ad-support WiFi model, which will run you $114 and replaces the $164 non-AT&T-sponsored 3G version and this cheaper Kindle is actually a replacement for the older ad-supported 3G model…………….
AT&T is quite literally making the jump to hyperspace. After months and months of promoting their fake “4G” HSPA+ network and enticing users to join the “nations largest 4G network”, AT&T has finally announced their first pair of real 4G LTE devices.
AT&T becomes the first telco to use energy-efficient Bloom Box servers, which will power 11 sites in California and a move AT&T says will cut its carbon dioxide emissions in half and virtually eliminate SOx, NOx, and other smog-forming particles. The Bloom Energy Server installations will begin later this year and will be fully operational by mid 2012, also Bloom Boxes contain stacked fuel cells and will convert air and natural gas into electricity through a clean electrochemical process…………..
AT&T has finally announced the HTC Status on an official basis with many peering for a concrete release date, and they have not been disappointed. HTC’s Facebook-soaked Status finally has a release date: July 17th. The phone will sell for $49.99 on a two-year agreement, with that tally netting you a dedicated Facebook “Share” button that’ll allow photos / videos /websites to be instantly uploaded to your account.
AT&T launches USBConnect Force 4G USB modem, offers it for zilch on contract. So now T&T’s data service is solid and more faster then ever Priced at a downright delicious $0.00 with a two-year contract (or $89.99 straight-up), the Huawei-built stick supports the carrier’s “4G” (read: HSPA+) services and offers a microSD slot for good measure.