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Huawei MediaPad 4G hits AT&T February 3rd

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Huawei announced today that their 7″ Android 3.2 Honeycomb MediaPad tablet is headed for AT&T complete with 4G speeds. It wont be powered by their LTE network but instead will have 3G/4G HSPA+ connectivity. We’ve seen this tablet plenty in the recent past as the award winning MediaPad and it was launched back in November [...]

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ASUS Transformer Prime not receiving 3G in Q1

3 Comments 16 January 2012 by

ASUS has said that a 3G version of its extremely popular Transformer Prime will not be coming into production by the end of Q1 – if at all. Actually, they even said “no such product exists on its current roadmap”. For some, 3G capabilities within a device is their highest selling point – particularly to [...]

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Samsung Galaxy Note hitting AT&T early 2012, Anymode spills the details

5 Comments 05 January 2012 by

Ever since we first laid our eyes on the Samsung Galaxy Note we were impressed. Users from around the world and especially the US have been importing the 5.3″ AMOLED HD packing smartphone for their own personal use. Accessory vender Anymode has apparently partnered with AT&T and will be their OEM for accessories on the [...]

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Verizon Galaxy Nexus modification will change your softkeys and their color

2 Comments 22 December 2011 by

For Galaxy Nexus owners that just picked up their device from Verizon, you may finally have a reason to root your device. Yes, rooting does void your warranty – but it opens a world of new available features. Even though Verizon’s Nexus is fairly new, development has been progressing at an excellent rate. We recently [...]

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Galaxy Nexus LTE on sale at Verizon

2 Comments 15 December 2011 by

Verizon’s Galaxy Nexus by Samsung is now on sale through the carrier’s website, with the LTE 4G version of the Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone priced at $299.99 with a new, two-year agreement. The unsubsidized price is $649.99. Announced officially yesterday, the smartphone is the first to officially run Android 4.0. That makes a big difference [...]

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T-Mobile 4G Super Sale on December 17th gets detailed — Free 4G devices

14 Comments 13 December 2011 by

T-Mobile is at it again with another huge sale before the crazy after holiday sales start. They’ll be offering every T-Mobile 4G enabled device basically for free with a new 2-year contract and unlimited data plan — although there is a small catch. This “4G Super Sale” will be all day Saturday and Sunday while [...]

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Verizon Wireless data outages have a bad sense of timing

4 Comments 07 December 2011 by

Among the Android audience, Verizon has been something of a punching bag over their mishandling of the Galaxy Nexus launch. Now reports are coming in form all over the US that the wireless carrier’s data is down, centering in the Midwest. The outage is affecting 4G LTE and 3G services. There is no word on [...]

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Verizon 4G LTE turns 1 year old today, teases Galaxy Nexus in press release

0 Comments 05 December 2011 by

While it only seems like last month that Verizon Wireless launched their 4G LTE network, today the blazing fast speeds actually had their first birthday. Today Verizon’s 4G LTE turns 1 years old — yay! We look back and remember tearing open that awesome HTC Thunderbolt and giving those lightning and bolting fast 4G speeds [...]

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Verizon buys up AWS spectrum for LTE, partners with cable companies

1 Comment 02 December 2011 by

Verizon hasn’t been shy about its aggressive expansion of LTE into nearly every major market in the US. In addition to upgrading and expanding their own equipment, they’ve now purchased even more LTE wireless spectrum across the country, to the tune of $3.6 billion. The new licenses cover approximately 256 million people in the country, [...]

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T-Mobile upgrades HSPA+ 4G in 11 more cities

4 Comments 16 November 2011 by

Despite sticking with the older HSPA+ standard with no LTE plans in sight, T-Mobile continues to upgrade its existing network with commendable regularity. Today the carrier announced that 11 new cities will be getting the doubled speed standard that others have been enjoying for some time: Bend, Medford and Corvallis, Oregon, Benton Harbor, Michigan, Bloomington, [...]

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