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Pantech Discover with 4.8″ display and Android 4.0 announced for AT&T

By Robert Nelson
on 7 Jan, 2013

While Pantech is often thought of as a budget device here in the US market, the company may be looking to change that opinion with this latest AT&T announcement. Pantech, along with AT&T have announced the upcoming availability of the Discover smartphone. And nicely done, with a few exceptions, the Pantech Discover looks to be a handset to consider -- especially at the announced price point.

AT&T Galaxy Note II multi-window update now rolling out

By Robert Nelson
on 27 Dec, 2012

We recently learned that AT&T was going to begin rolling out the multi-window update for the Galaxy Note II as of today. And well, judging from some recent activity in a few user forums -- it looks like that update is now available. Well, at least available for some users. As with any OTA update, it tends to roll out over time.

AT&T lights up 4G LTE in an additional 10 markets

By Robert Nelson
on 21 Dec, 2012

AT&T has announced the latest expansion to their 4G LTE network. And while they have yet to outpace Verizon, they are making nice progress and currently have more than 130 markets covered across the country. Of course, AT&T blurs the line of 4G here and tout themselves as having the "nation’s largest 4G network."

AT&T Galaxy S2 Android 4.0.4 roll-out includes updates for Google apps

By Robert Nelson
on 20 Dec, 2012

It may not be an update to Jelly Bean like some were hoping to see, however AT&T has announced an update for the Galaxy S2. This latest update is available over-the-air and by way of Kies and will bring the device up to Android 4.0.4. And while this is just a small bump up from the 4.0.3 you are already running, it does have a few changes worth mentioning.

AT&T keeps 4G LTE train rolling in Tucson, Green Bay

By Eric Abent
on 18 Dec, 2012

Look at AT&T go! It wasn't very long ago we last told you about AT&T's continued 4G LTE expansion, and now the carrier has given us more to report about today. AT&T has turned on 4G LTE service in five new markets across the US while expanding service in others, so it's going to be a good day for a lot of people as far as mobile data speeds are concerned.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean now available for AT&T Motorola ATRIX HD users

By Robert Nelson
on 14 Dec, 2012

We had been expecting the Motorola ATRIX HD to get Jelly Bean sooner rather than later. In fact, Motorola had previously said that it would be available for those in the US beginning this month. And well, it looks the update has arrived. The news comes by way of AT&T who note rather simply that the update is available today.

AT&T and T-Mobile Galaxy S3 users get an unofficial CM10.1 release

By Robert Nelson
on 14 Dec, 2012

Those sporting a Samsung Galaxy S3 with either T-Mobile or AT&T, you have a new flavor of Cyanogen available for use. But before anyone dives in, this one does come with a warning. This is a release of CM10.1, but an unofficial release. It is also considered an early release, which really means that a few items are not fully working.

AT&T brings 4G LTE to six new markets

By Eric Abent
on 13 Dec, 2012

It would seem that today is 4G LTE expansion day for two of the nation's biggest carriers. Hot on the heels of Verizon's own 4G LTE expansion, AT&T has announced that it's LTE network is now up and running in six new markets. On top of that, it has expanded its network in two existing markets, so a fair number of AT&T customers should be experiencing faster data speeds today.

AT&T Galaxy Tab 8.9 finally gets update to 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

By Cory Gunther
on 11 Dec, 2012

It has been a rather long wait for all those Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE owners on AT&T, but today they're finally getting a software update for their beloved tablets. Sadly they're still on Honeycomb, and today you will all be able to enjoy Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. While we wish this was Jelly Bean, it isn't, but head down below for additional details.

Nexus 4 LTE made to work for a select few AT&T users

By Robert Nelson
on 10 Dec, 2012

Not all that long ago, it was discovered that the Nexus 4 did indeed have hidden support for LTE. The catch with that, those looking to enable that LTE connection had to make a few tweaks. Plus, you had to be living in Canada and using either Rogers or Telus. In other words, the vast majority of Nexus 4 users were left out.