What does it take for the No. 1 wireless carrier in the US to finally offer a consumer-friendly service that actually prioritizes the the customer’s needs ahead of the corporate bottom line? We’d say something like 4 months. AT&T has finally announced an international iPhone data plan to help jet-setters avoid racking up roaming data…
Moto Q Global (Q9h) now available on AT&T
Following the launch of the teaser site, AT&T has finally made Motorola’s global Q9h phone available. Running on top of Windows Mobile 6 mobile OS, Moto’s new global 3G device also boasts an integrated GPS receiver, full QWERTY keyboard, stereo Bluetooth support (A2DP), 2 MP camera, and of course the microSD memory slot. As for…
HTC announces Windows Mobile 6.0 upgrade for AT&T 8525
If you’re an AT&T 8525 (HTC TyTn Hermes) owner, then you’ve probably been drooling over the launch of the HTC Kaiser TyTn II in the US as the AT&T Tilt. But, if you’ve been envious of the AT&T Tilt 8925 for its Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional OS, HTC’s got your back. Our favorite little ODM-turned-smartphone-giant…
Nokia 3555 leaked; Heading to AT&T?
I do agree with the claim that Nokia doesn’t know how to make clamshell devices. Actually, the 6555 was their first decent clamshell, and now they want to replicate the success with yet another such handset. This time, it’s the 3555 model which we’ve spotted on NokiaPort.de Forums. Apparently, the upcoming device sports a 3G…
AT&T gets official with Pantech Duo
Welp, it’s finally here. AT&T has just gone live with the text-messaging powerhouse that is the Pantech C810 Duo. Armed with a QWERTY keyboard and numeric keypad – all powered by Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard – the Pantech C810 Duo should bring an incredibly sleek and convenient WinMo6 device to the text-happy masses. Oh, and…
Sony Ericsson K205a revealed; Heading to AT&T?
We’ve already seen it passing the FCC hurdle and now it’s officially here. The small, candybar-shaped handset measures 103x46x16.7 mm and weighs just 82 grams. Don’t expect much of the features just the basic phone functionality and standard phone apps like alarm clock, calculator, calendar, phone book, stopwatch and timer pre-installed. In addition, the K205a…
Samsung a737 officially announced for AT&T
We knew this is coming, and now it’s official. I’m talking about Samsung a737, which is finally announced for AT&T. Available in few different colors all with black accents, the new device sports HSDPA support, 1.3 MP camera, media player, stereo Bluetooth (A2DP), Video Share support, and of course the microSD memory slot. Sounds like…
AT&T caters to the Sexagenarian set with new rate-plan
Seniors get discounts for almost everything – movie theaters, restaurants, car insurance…you get the point. Now it seems AT&T is catering to the Sexagenarian set – that’s the 60-something year-old set, it has nothing to do with bedroom behavior (you perv). As our aging population grows, there’s a substantial market in simpler phones and lighter-weight…
AT&T launches Samsung A517
We can’t say we’re either surprised or excited for the Samsung A517 to hit AT&T’s network, but hey, it is what it is. The Samsung A517 flip phone will be pulling EDGE-only duty on AT&T’s airwaves – it looks like the 3G support that we were expecting has been nixed from this mid-ranger. And, as…
Video: Pantech Duo tour
We’ve already covered the Pantech Duo C810 and its unique dual keyboard, which gives users both the numeric keypad and the full QWERTY keyboard. What follows is PhoneScoop‘s short video tour of this interesting device. Again, it’s the Windows Mobile based smartphone, meaning you’ll be able to expand its usefulness with any of a number…