The Galaxy Note smartphone with tablet features and a stylus hits AT&T stores Feb. 19 for $299.99 and a two-year agreement, the carrier announced Monday.
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AT&T will launch new cloud-based unified communications services on Thursday, giving businesses the ability to integrate chat, email, voice over IP calls, audio and video conferencing over desktops and many mobile devices.
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Documents filed in response to a U.S. lawmaker’s request show that Sprint is by far the biggest user of Carrier IQ’s software, with more than 26 million handsets featuring the controversial mobile tracking tool.
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AT&T and China Telecom signed an agreement on Wednesday to share telecommunications infrastructure across the U.S. and China, in a move meant to help their business customers.
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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and police in the Philippines have jointly busted a ring of four alleged hackers in Manila with connections to a terrorist group in Saudi Arabia, the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group of the Philippines police said last week.
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AT&T today notified customers that there had been an “organized and systematic” attempt to hack into their personal account information.
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The wait is over if you're an AT&T subscriber who's been itching for the Samsung Galaxy S II. Considering it's one of the best phones available for the death star nation's number two network, I'll wager that's more than a few of you. If you need a refresher, your $199 (on a new contract, $549 outright) gets you a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED plus display, 1.2GHz Samsung Exynos processor (zoom zoom!), 1GB of RAM, an 8MP rear HD camera and a 2MP front camera, running on AT&T's HSPA+ 4G network. It's no wonder these things are selling like hotcakes around the rest of the globe.
Once you get your ATTSGSII (no comma), or while your waiting after you've ordered online, we're ready for ya in the forums, where the wait has been driving the rest of us Android fans half insane and giddy. And if you're still on the fence, you gotta check out 25 reasons to consider the AT&T Galaxy S II to help make up your mind. Hit the source link to order yours.
Source: AT&T
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We were kind of hoping Keith Urban might announce it, but we suppose Twitter will have to do. According to AT&T’s official Twitter page, in reply to @Drake_Heth (smile, you’re famous now), the Samsung Infuse 4G is set to get its Gingerbread update in the next couple of weeks. And that’s nary a moment too soon, with the prospect of the U.S. (finally) getting its Galaxy S II devices at the end of the month, and you bet your bippy they won’t be running Froyo.
And we’ll save you the trouble of looking it up yourself — the website referenced in the tweet is AT&T’s announcement that all of its phones released in 2011 will receive Gingerbread updates. Along with the Infuse 4G, that includes the HTC Inspire 4G, LG Phoenix, Motorola Atrix 4G, Pantech Crossover and Samsung Captivate.
Source: Twitter; via XDA Developers; Thanks, Colton!
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A 26-year-old man who last year helped hackers publish personal information belonging to about 120,000 iPad users pleaded guilty to fraud and hacking charges in a New Jersey court Thursday.
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AT&T today announced a new practice area and portfolio of specialized services around wireless healthcare monitoring and electronic medical record data exchange.
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