Also interesting. I hope Sony doesn’t make it require their usual proprietary overly expensive memory cards Yup, this phone supports WCDMA/UMTS 1700/2100. For the non tech geeks, that means T-Mobile 3G. It also does UMTS 850/1900 which is AT&T 3G. Some might be worried because the first Xperia X1 also featured T-Mobile 3G bands, but it was never Continue Reading
See what I mean? AT&T to Android — It’s Not You, It’s Me By Kevin C. Tofel | Friday, August 28, 2009 | 10:38 AM CT | 15 comments | Tweet This (5) Some relationships just aren’t meant to be. Take AT&T and Android, for example. Since the Apple iPhone is a cash cow for the carrier, I’m thinking that Continue Reading
OK, here’s an item, but again, NOT YET or maybe , seemingly, still at the IF stage The industry has seen "Delldroid" rumors come and go — but a fresh batch of reports citing sources close to the company suggest that Dell (NASDAQ: DELL) is planning to deliver an Android smartphone next year. A Dell spokesman declined to comment, but Continue Reading
AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph De La Vega said about Android in April – that he wants to customize Android devices so they no longer look like Google phones. “We in fact will be able to take the Android open-source code and put our own apps and features on an Android device,” he said. “They’re going to open it up Continue Reading