AT&T Motorola Q9h in chrome/silver. Motorola Q9h smartphone will come to AT&T with Windows Mobile 6.1 pre-installed and the new color, Chrome/Silver. No word on pricing or release date but the specification will apparently be identical to the original one in black.
The QWERTY-enabled smartphone may be another alternative if Nokia E71, or BlackBerry Bold isn’t enough for you.
(via boygeniusreport)
AT&T Sony Ericsson W350. Back in January, you may remember Sony Ericsson W760, W350, Z555 Officially Unveiled, and one of those Walkman phones, W350 model, is now available on AT&T. This cellphone coems with dedicated music control keys, Bluetooth support, Memory Stick Micro (M2) slot, and a great Walkman music player.
Sony Ericsson W350 is available on AT&T for $29.99 with a 2-year contract. AT&T is offering W350 in 3 color options; “Electric Black,” “Graphic White,” and “Ice Blue”.
Live NASCAR Racing for AT&T and Verizon Mobile TV. ESPN and MediaFLO USA will bring racing fans the thrilling speed, sounds and excitement of NASCAR live to mobile phones, August 5 - August 31. MediaFLO USA’s award-winning mobile TV service is available to AT&T subscribers as AT&T Mobile TV with FLO and to Verizon Wireless customers as V CAST Mobile TV. Continue reading ‘Live NASCAR Racing for AT&T and Verizon Mobile TV’
Sony Ericsson W760a for AT&T? A new report says that new Sony Ericsson 760a will come to AT&T. The pictures of the Sony Ericsson w760a shows the AT&T logo on the bottom left.
Sony Ericsson w760a will come with a 3.2 Megapixel camera, Stereo Bluetooth, Built in GPS receiver, MP3 player, Stereo speakers, FM radio with RDS and Motion Sensor.
(via cellphonesignal)
BlackBerry Pearl 8220 aka KickStart. Following the previous reports, BlackBerry KickStart 8220 Video, not long ago, Research in Motion renames the first BlackBerry flip-phone, BlackBerry KickStart 8220 as “Pearl 8220″. Yeah, Blackberry Kickstart is the Blackberry Pearl 8220! Apparently, there will be two versions for the new Pearl, 8220 with wifi for T-Mobile USA and the Blackberry Pearl 8210 with GPS for AT&T. Stay tuned.
(via cellphonesignal)
Hardware-based iPhone 3G SIM Unlock from USB Fever. Following the previous iPhone 3G exclusively for AT&T until 2010, Here’s good news for iPhone 3G customers who’re looking to unlock their handset on other unofficial GSM carriers. A vendor which offers a number of cases, cables and other accessories for various iPhone and iPod models, USB Fever, plans to ship a hardware-based iPhone 3G SIM unlock on August 20th. It’s a SIM unlock made of a very thin piece of FPC (0.10mm) with a mounted micro-controller that fits between an an operators SIM card and the phone’s SIM socket. Continue reading ‘Hardware-based iPhone 3G SIM Unlock from USB Fever’
iPhone 3G exclusively for AT&T until 2010? The U.S. mobile phone market is rapidly becoming saturated — meaning everybody who wants a cellphone already has one, that means carriers have to do everything they can to steal subscribers from each other and also maintain a competitive edge against their rivals. Under the original iPhone contract, Apple had the right to offer Apple iPhone 3G to other carriers beginning in 2009, so AT&T wants to extend their exclusivity agreement into 2010. AT&T chief Randall Stephenson declined to discuss the contract, saying only that he is “very happy” with the arrangement.
(via usatoday)
AT&T iPhone 3G Text Accessibility Plan. AT&T announced that the Text Accessibility Plan (TAP) for iPhone 3G will give customers with disabilities unlimited text messaging, Web browsing and easy access to e-mail for $50 per month. Customers with disabilities wishing to use enterprise email can sign up for a $65 per month plan that features unlimited messaging, data, and support for enterprise email with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. Pay-per-use voice is included in both the consumer and enterprise TAP at $.40 per minute. Continue reading ‘AT&T iPhone 3G Text Accessibility Plan’
AT&T Navigator Global Edition. AT&T announced the availability of AT&T Navigator Global Edition, the only GPS-based service available from a U.S. wireless carrier to provide international navigation capabilities. AT&T Navigator Global Edition — powered by TeleNav — can be used in 20 countries on AT&T-powered smartphones featuring built-in GPS capabilities. AT&T Navigator Global Edition’s coverage area includes most countries in western Europe, North America and the U.S. Caribbean as well as the six cities in China that will host Beijing Summer Olympics events.
The new international navigation service is available for $19.98 a month in conjunction with the domestic AT&T Navigator solution on the AT&T Tilt™, BlackBerry® 8800, BlackBerry 8820, BlackBerry Curve™ 8310, BlackBerry Pearl™ 8110, BlackJack™ II and MOTO Q™ 9h global smartphones.
How to Fix iPhone 3G GPS issues. According to iPhoneAtlas, Some users have reported in an issue in which the iPhone 3G’s A-GPS unit fails to properly discover physical location, they are complaining of inaccurate GPS positioning when the 3G data setting (Settings>General>Network>Enable 3G) option is switched to ‘ON’. If you need to have accurate GPS positioning information, You may try to fix this issue with a simple trick:
1. First toggle the 3G data setting to ‘OFF’
2. then you can locate yourself using the iPhone 3G’s GPS receiver
3. if done, back to toggle the 3G data setting to ‘ON’
(via iphoneatlas)
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