Technically the name for this device is the Samsung i897. Rumors have it, this is AT&T’s version of Galaxy S. they both share almost identical specs and looks. No launch date has been leaked yet but it looks like it’s really close to production.
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Samsung Galaxy S spied for AT&T
May 28th, 2010
Is Orange The European Version Of AT&T?
April 8th, 2010We’re all aware of AT&T’s recent Android releases with certain Google apps removed or replaced. These are the most restricted Android devices on the market today. Orange may be following suit with their upcoming Android devices. Google Maps, Youtube, Gmail, Gtalk and possibly Search too will all be removed in their devices.
Dell Aero Coming To AT&T
March 22nd, 2010AT&T have announced their first Android smartphone, the Dell Aero, which looks to be their rebadge of the Dell Mini 3. Details on the handset are scant – we’re expecting to hear more at CTIA Wireless 2010 this week – but AT&T have confirmed that they’ve worked with Dell on re-skinning the standard Android UI.
Google Nexus One Available Now for AT&T and Rogers
March 17th, 2010The Nexus One portal now lists a new phone compatible with the AT&T 3G network. When going to the Nexus One portal to purchase a phone, consumers have a choice of purchasing through T-Mobile or AT&T in the U.S., and Rogers Wireless in Canada.
» Read more: Google Nexus One Available Now for AT&T and Rogers
AT&T removes Google search from Android in favor of Yahoo
March 2nd, 2010AT&T’s first Android device is coming down the pipeline next week, the Motorola Backflip, for $99 on a 2-year contract on March 7. Other than being disappointed with the industrial design of this device there might be something else to complain about. A recent hands-on by Engadget’s Chris Zeigler found that all of the default Google search was taken out of the device and replaced with Yahoo search (which will use Bing soon enough). Let me repeat that; all Google search is taken out of AT&T’s Android device in favor of Yahoo search.
» Read more: AT&T removes Google search from Android in favor of Yahoo
Dell confirm Mini 5 AT&T connection, Android Market access & more
February 27th, 2010The hopes of some users for this to land on T-Mobile has been squashed (for now). Dell are in talks with AT&T to offer the Mini 5 on their network possibly subsidized. The Mini 5 will indeed be compatible with the Android Market and there is a strong possibility for future Dell tablets to choose resistive screens over capacitive.
» Read more: Dell confirm Mini 5 AT&T connection, Android Market access & more
HTC Desire coming to AT&T, HTC Hero2 (Legend) coming to Sprint?
February 24th, 2010BGR just received word from an unnamed source at HTC that states the Desire will be headed to AT&T while the HTC Legend will land on Sprint. They also told them that Google will be looking to sell an AT&T 3G-compatible Nexus One directly through their web store, but the unit for AT&T network will be the Sense UI Desire. But unlike the current Nexus being only available via Google’s phone site, there will also be an option for AT&T customers to pick this puppy up in stores.
» Read more: HTC Desire coming to AT&T, HTC Hero2 (Legend) coming to Sprint?
AT&T reported to have ordered 400000 Motorola Backflips
January 10th, 2010Although it’s the last major US carrier to launch Android phones, AT&T seems to be betting heavily on Google’s open source mobile platform.
According to Eldar Murtazin (who is, most of the time, right), AT&T has ordered 400,000 Motorola Backflip handsets, and it might even order more – which means that the carrier is hoping to sell them like hot cakes.
Motorola Backflip was officially announced two days ago, and it’s a unique handset, thanks to the reverse flip design.
The Backflip features Android 1.5 (so says Motorola), MotoBlur, a 3.1 HVGA touchscreen display, quad-band GSM and tri-band HSDPA connectivity (850 / 1900 / 2100 MHz), Wi-Fi, A-GPS, Android Webkit browser, 3.5mm headset jack, 5MP autofocus camera, and a full QWERTY keyboard.
» Read more: AT&T reported to have ordered 400000 Motorola Backflips
Motorola Backflip Is Official, Probably Headed to AT&T
January 7th, 2010Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha has officially unveiled Motorola’s latest Android handset, the Motorola Backflip. The distinctive handset features a backward-facing QWERTY keyboard and will be exclusive to the AT&T network.
» Read more: Motorola Backflip Is Official, Probably Headed to AT&T
Dell to Launch Android Smartphone in the U.S. on AT&T
January 7th, 2010Dell have today confirmed that the Dell Mini 3 smartphone will be heading to the US in the first half of 2010.
Available on the AT&T network, the Android powered handset will be one of the first Android devices to run on their 3G network.
» Read more: Dell to Launch Android Smartphone in the U.S. on AT&T
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