Want to know more about the Samsung Galaxy Tab model that’s heading to T-Mobile? You can now pre-register for info from T-Mobile’s site so you can be the first among your friends to find out about the new Android tablet. Of course, if you keep up with this site you’ll probably find out well before…
AT&T and T-Mobile Creeping into NYC Subways for Cell Service
AT&T and T-Mobile are striking up a deal with Transit Wireless to get cell service in New York City subways as part of the city’s continuing effort to expand wireless connectivity. There is free Wi-Fi in places like Times Square, AT&T has been boosting its network strength, Wi-Fi is said to be coming to more…
NFL and Verizon In Talks to Deliver Content
The NFL and Verizon appear to be in talks to start delivering football content via a dedicated application. Word is that it will be geared toward the tablet form factor. More specifically, we’re hearing that this may have some relation to the new Motorola Android tablet that we’ve been hearing so much about lately. The…
Nokia Ovi Services Are Blowing Up, Download Numbers Growing
Nokia is really pushing its Ovi services and the download and usage numbers are reflecting that. To date, 200,000 new users sign up every day, Ovi Store downloads average 2.3 million per day and 70 developers have exceeded the one million download mark. Not too shabby for the platform, and one would have to assume…
HTC Merge (Lexikon) for Verizon Gets Fondled and Reviewed
HTC’s latest hasn’t even been officially announced, but the Merge (or Lexikon) already been pictured and put through a review. The device is also a nice little reminder of where HTC is headed in terms of design and style – very sleek with metal accents and backing. It appears to be well-built, typical of the…
AT&T Navigator for iPhone Gets An Update
AT&T Navigator has just been updated for you iPhone users. Powered by TeleNav, the app’s update is now available in the App Store. If you’ve yet to use the GPS app, you might want to give it a try as it now supports voice or speech recognition. From the app’s home screen, it’s just one…
AT&T Delivers Home Voicemails to Your Smartphone
Since the year is 2010, AT&T has finally decided to do something it should have long ago: deliver your home voicemails to your smartphone. Right now, the service is only available to U-Verse customers. Those customers can view and manage their home messages as visual voicemails on their smartphones. Personally, I take all my calls…
Google Says Android Market is Heading to 18 More Countries
Android users in the U.S. have been rather spoiled now with access to the Android Market, not realizing that other parts of the world don’t have access just yet. Google says that it is continuing its global expansion of the Android Market so that others can get apps for their handsets. Countries included are Brazil,…
T-Mobile Holds Off on 4G, Says WiMax is ‘Niche’
T-Mobile is the only carrier left without a conspicuous 4G plan. Sprint is already using WiMax and both Verizon and AT&T have made it very clear that they will go with LTE. T-Mobile, however, has been focusing on its HSPA+ network, which offers theoretical top speeds of up to 21Mbps. Still, the nation’s fourth largest…
The Numbers Are In: You Guys Love Android
Another ChangeWave study shows that Android is still very much on the rise with consumer demand increasing. Additionally, customer satisfaction is equally high. Between June and September, the number of respondents surveyed who wanted Android on their new smartphone grew from 30% to 37%, pretty evident that the iPhone 4 didn’t do much to slow…









