Looks like AT&T is still on the hunt for more spectrum. With their extensive line of bandwidth hungry phones they need it more now than ever. According to Reuters, Leap Mobile hired bankers to advise on a potential deal. They were unsuccessful in learning if these deals were still ongoing or not. Hit the break [...]
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AT&T, Leap talked merger in recent months
May 15th, 2012 
AndroidNerds Andrew 
Posted in AT&T, Featured, Leap Mobile, News, Rumors 
Tags: at&t, deal, Leap Mobile, merger, sale 
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HTC One X GAINS One Click ROOT (AT&T/Rogers/Others) (Win/Mac/Linux)
May 10th, 2012 AndroidNerds Andrew The Android community has come through once again to bring down the oppressive walls of the big name carriers. While the AT&T HTC One X will not accept tokens, that didn’t stop the awesome developers over at XDA-Developers. We all knew it could be done, just a matter of how fast. I don’t know about [...]
AT&T Plans Nationwide Launch of Wireless-centric Home Security and Automation Services [Press Release]
May 7th, 2012 AndroidNerds Andrew Checking on the welfare of loved ones, protecting your home from intruders, fire or water damage, unlocking a door for the repairman or changing the temperature setting on the thermostat – and doing it from wherever you happen to be, here or abroad – can be as easy as if you were right at home. [...]
Posted in AT&T, Featured, News, Press Release Tags: at&t, Automation, press, press release, Safety, wireless No Comments »
AT&T Blocks HTCDev Bootloader Unlock Tokens for One X
May 5th, 2012 Androidnerds_Patric Since their announcement last year to make unlocked devices, HTC has been providing unlock tools through their developer’s website. Users just need to register, and use the provided token to begin modding as they wish! On the contrary, some users have reported issues with the AT&T One X, stating that the unlock fails. Click through [...]
Posted in AT&T, Featured, HTC, Press Release Tags: at&t, bootloader, htc, HTCDev, one, x 1 Comment »
HTC One X Available For Pre-Order Through Radio Shack
April 28th, 2012 AndroidNerds Andrew Earlier this evening we got a present in our inbox. It seems the HTC One X is available for pre-order with Radio Shack. For $149.99 you can get this pretty cool phone before it comes out. Looking at the specs to this phone 150 bones isn’t half bad at all AND it comes with ICS! [...]
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Samsung Posts US Plans for Ice Cream Sandwich Updates
April 24th, 2012 Jason Smartphone maker, Samsung, this week released a list of US devices that will be getting the upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich. Samsung has said that the devices on the list will receive Android 4.0 by years end. The list is as follows – AT&T Galaxy S II Galaxy S II Skyrocket Galaxy Note Captivate Glide [...]
Official Android 4.0 ROM for the AT&T Galaxy S II Skyrocket leaks out
March 26th, 2012 B_ren The fine folks over at Rootzwiki have leaked what appears to be an official build of Android 4.0 for the AT&T Galaxy S II Skyrocket. Now we were expecting this device to get the Android 4.0 update as it was on AT&T’s list from last week, but we weren’t really expecting a leak so quickly. [...]
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AT&T Announces ICS for a Multitude of Devices, Including HTC’s Vivid
March 22nd, 2012 Androidnerds_Patric That’s right! This afternoon, AT&T announced the ICS update for the HTC Vivid. Who knew that the giant would be the first to push out an official 4.0 update! Curious to see the list? Hit the break for the entire press release! Tweet This Post
Posted in Android OS, AT&T, Carriers, Google, Ice Cream Sandwich, LG, News, Press Release, Samsung, Updates Tags: at&t, galaxy, htc, ICS, lg, note, pantech, samsung, update No Comments »
Google Said to Be Rethinking Google Wallet Strategy
March 21st, 2012 Jason According to a Bloomberg report, Google is said to be rethinking their Google Wallet strategy due to poor adoption rates. Google is contemplating sharing revenues with carriers in order to make the service more appealing and to them to embrace it. Google is facing the same sort of problem that it had when it introduced [...]
AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note Plays Nice on T-Mobile’s Network with a Little Hacking!
March 14th, 2012 Jason Yup! You read the title correctly. You can, with a little hacking, make the Samsung Galaxy Note work on T-Mobile’s 4G (HSPA+) network. This process is a bit involved and is not recommend for the causal user. You can risk bricking your device if something were to go wrong in the process. Here is what [...]
