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HTC Sensation getting ICS on Cincinnati Bell

By Cory Gunther
on 23 Apr, 2012

I have good news for HTC Sensation owners that are on Cincinnati Bell, and more bad news for those with a T-Mobile Sensation. Today Cincinnati Bell and HTC have started the official rollout for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and Sense UI 3.6 for the device, and sadly T-Mobile's is still delayed.

Samsung Nexus S Available on Cincinnati Bell for $149

By Cory Gunther
on 15 Jul, 2011

The Google experience device known as the Samsung Nexus S is now available on your favorite regional carrier, Cincinnati Bell. According to their website you can now get the Nexus S for the low low price of just $149 (with a new 2-year contract) or you can even get the Nexus S outright for only $349 but both prices require those fun mail in rebates we all love.

HTC Panache Brings MyTouch 4G Form to Cincinnati Bell

By John Scheible
on 8 Jul, 2011

Cincinnati Bell, the regional carrier that recently got attention for helping its customers root and flash an upgrade rather than wait for Motorola, is now selling the HTC Panache 4G, also known as the MyTouch 4G. It may not be as cutting edge anymore, but could be a pretty good alternative to getting a contract with one of the national carriers if Cincinnati Bell covers you.

Cincinnati Bell Helps Motorola Milestone XT720 Users Root and Upgrade to 2.2

By John Scheible
on 1 Jul, 2011

Waiting for upgrades when a new version of Android comes out can be a big pain. While many users are wondering when they'll get Gingerbread, there are still plenty of phones out there who never even got FroYo. Well Cincinnati Bell is shattering the mold with a move that is the very definition of bold. They are providing instructions and the necessary files to root your Motorola Milestone XT720, back it up with Titanium Backup, and then flash a FroYo ROM.

Motorola Milestone XT720 Hits the Shelves of Cincinnati Bell

By Evan Selleck
on 6 Aug, 2010

The Motorola Milestone XT720 is a talked about device. It features a 3.7-inch FWVGA 854x480 multitouch capacitive touchscreen display, has a 720MHz TI OMAP3440 processor under the hood, and is running Android 2.1 for good measure. And while there had been plenty of talk about the handset landing on major wireless carriers around the globe, there was probably no hint at Cincinnati Bell ever being on the list. Guess we would have been wrong.

Samsung Behold II Heading to Cincinnati Bell, Runs Stock Android

By Evan Selleck
on 23 Jul, 2010

Wow, this one's a curve ball. The Samsung Behold II has had a torrid affair with the Internet lately, with the fact that it got denied Android 2.x, received an update to Android 1.6, but then that too got pulled. No fun for anyone, if you ask us. But, that's not stopping the folks over at Cincinnati Bell from getting their hands on it, and getting ready to launch it on their own 3G-enabled network.

Cincinnati Bell Blaze Has Been Rooted!!

By David Junior
on 17 Jun, 2010

The Cincinnati Bell Blaze has been rooted by AC’s own SeanFromIT. This is a great accomplishment given the fact that he had little to no help in the project. The Blaze is a regional carrier Android device and up until now it had almost no support by the dev community. Now that it’s rooted, custom ROM’s and recover images should follow. If you have Commtiva Z71, Vibo A688 or Orange Boston, these same instructions should work for your handset. Instructions on how to root your phone is after the break.

Commtiva Passes The FCC With T-Mobile 3G Bands

By David Junior
on 28 Apr, 2010

Another Android device will be hitting the market soon. This phone comes from a Chinese company named Commtiva. It will be sold through Cincinnati Bell which shares the same 3G bands as T-Mobile.