Is AT&T changing for the better? I already live in a metro area, where AT&T thrives, and I rarely take issue. I do acknowledge that this phenomenon is rare, however. Before I’m thrown in an asylum, let me state my case.

Engadget posted a very interesting article stemming from a tip sent in by a reader yesterday. Seems as though Apple is looking to hire a “Cellular Technology Software Manager” with “expert knowledge of… WCDMA/UMTS, HSPA, HSPA+, LTE etc.” based on the new job opening post added to their website. While nothing is written in stone regarding the [...]

Big news out of AT&T and Rogers today with the release Nexus One. Even though we “knew” it was coming, it still came from no where. Unlike the T-Mobile version, the AT&T version isn’t subsidized so it’ll cost you $529 to pick one up. (I did a few weeks back for my TMo one, it [...]

AT&T’s foray into Android has run into a few media-related problems. While the phone has an interesting look to it (it “flips” open to reveal its QWERTY keyboard, and can use the keyboard, face down, as a stand to watch media) the media giant has made an interesting decision to limit some basic functionality in [...]

One by one carriers are picking/launching the new MOTOBLUR line of Motorola Smartphones. We first had Telus announcing the Backflip last week, than Bell confirming the Dext shortly thereafter, now, the first American carrier has jumped on board for the excitement. AT&T has officially launched their first Android based device and its none other than [...]