So, when was the last time we heard news of the Galaxy S II making its way to the United States? Quite a while, acutally. But today, that has changed for AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy S II that is probably branded under another name — and seen above with its HDMI dock. More waiting, it seems. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to do other things (i.e., read, listen to the Google Music Beta app, or play Minecraft). Oh, and about pricing, the HDMI dock is purportedly going to cost $68 (if that’s even true, which no one really knows).
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Samsung’s Galaxy S II For AT&T Teased With Its HDMI Dock
PlayStation Vita Made Official, AT&T Will Carry The 3G Model
It’s the Next-Generation Portable (NGP) with a final name, specs, and price as according to Sony’s E3 2011 keynote. The PlayStation Vita costs $249 for a WiFi model, while AT&T has the exclusive 3G model in the United States, which costs $300, which is rather well-priced, which also means the PlayStation Vita has access to over 20,000 WiFi hotspots hosted by AT&T across the country. Final specs include front and rear cams, Wi-Fi with optional 3G, the amazing 5-inch AMOLED display, GPS, six-axis motion sensors, three-axis electronic compass and touchpads on both sides, which can control games and perform rather amazing things. The launch for the PS Vita is this holiday season.
Apparently, AT&T Is Buying T-Mobile From Deutsche Telekom For $39 Billion
AT&T is buying T-Mobile. Oh noes? Depends. AT&T has agreed to buy T-Mobile from its parent company, Deutsche Telekom, for a beefy $39 billion. It’s a bold move, which also expands their “4G” network as well. This means there is also a GSM monopoly in the United States. And of course, as per government regulatory approval, the deal should be finalized within the next 12 months. Press release after the cut. Via: AT&T
AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint Offer Free Calls And Texting To Those In Japan
To cut the story short for maximum grasp on the topic at hand and easy reading, AT&T subscribers will get free calling and texting to Japan for the whole month of March, while Sprint and Verizon customers will get the same sort of courtesy until April 10th, both wireless and residential for all aforementioned networks. So, uh, T-Mobile, wanna be a humanitarian this time around? Via: VentureBeat
Samsung Focus Is Another WP7 Super AMOLED Handset, On AT&T
The Samsung Focus is Samsung’s entry into Windows Phone 7 on AT&T, seen center above. The Focus uses a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD recording, 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, 8GB of storage, and a price of $199.99 of AT&T. It will be launched on AT&T on November 8th.
BlackBerry Curve 3G and BlackBerry Pearl 3G Coming to AT&T
AT&T has announced today that RIM’s BlackBerry Curve 3G and Pearl 3G will be available on their network. The Curve 3G will be available for $99, and the Pearl 3G for $149, both with 2-year contracts. The Curve 3G will feature BlackBerry 6 and there is no comment on if the Pearl 3G will feature BlackBerry 6 or not. What a great addition to AT&T, along with the just released Torch!
The Pearl 3G will be available on October 17th, and the Curve 3G by the holiday season.
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AT&T’s Holiday Lineup Leaked: WP7, Galaxy Tab, And Torch.
AT&T’s holiday lineup just got the “we found you!” at Engadget, where details present that the Blackberry Torch will come in red and white, the Galaxy Tab running Android 2.2 is headed to AT&T, a Windows Phone 7 device called the Samsung Cetus will get launched, and — that’s pretty much all of the “solid” parts of the leak (get it?).
[Engadget]
Review: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
It’s Sony Ericsson’s first entry into the Android marketplace here in the United States, and they weren’t fooling around when doing so. If your brain can remember, but last year SE showed us all the first 1GHz Snapdragon in an Android smartphone: the XPERIA X10. But with a release delayed by nearly a year, tons of other Androids took the lead in the Snapdragon race. Here, I tested, annoyed, scrutinized, and tortured the AT&T Xperia X10 for the two weeks I’ve had this loaner.
That could only mean the 13-Year-Old Gadget Blogger’s take on it is after the break.
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