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Nokia Lumia 900 Deals – Amazon – $0.01, WalMart – $50, AT&T – $100
Thought you were getting tired looking at half a dozen posts vis a vis the Nokia Lumia 900 deals? Sure. I was, too. So yeah, here are the best three deals for the US residents. All of these require a 2 year contract with AT&T, obviously.
The best deal is from Amazon. The retail giant is offering the…
Nokia Lumia 900 For $100 And HTC Titan II For $200. AT&T. Buy From April 8th. Pre-orders Begin March 30.
Here’s what you have been wanting ever since CES – AT&T has announced that the Lumia 900 and the Titan II, both running Windows Phone Mango, and LTE-capable devices. The carrier has fixed the prices at $100 and $200 respectively. Bonkers.
The Lumia 900 will be Nokia’s first LTE-capable Windows Phone, and will play an important…
AT&T Releases Android 4.0 ICS Update For HTC Vivid, 10 Other Devices In Line Too
Ever wondered when your AT&T branded Android device would get the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update? Don’t worry, here’s a list we have, and if your device is listed, you should be getting the update pretty soon. Pretty soon as in, the coming months. Control your anger please..
LG Nitro Motorola ATRIX 2 Motorola ATRIX 4G Pantech Burst Pantech…Google May Share Revenues With Carriers To Help Propel Google Wallet Usage
Google Wallet is one project that didn’t take off as well as it could have. And after seeing the slow adoption rate, and with a couple of key members already out, Google seems to be ready to share its spoils with the carriers. And by spoils, I don’t mean to say that the company is looting. I mean revenue.
Bloomberg…
AT&T Isn’t Rolling Out ICS For HTC Vivid Yet, But You Can Have It Now. No Rooting Or Flashing Required
Published on 16 Mar, 2012 at 0:26 in News | | No Comments
The carriers are at it again. Apparently, US’ major carrier, AT&T, isn’t ready to roll out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update just yet. But a clever member on XDA has a workaround to that. Yes, you can get the ICS update without having to wait for the carrier to…
If You Live In Canada And Want The Nokia Lumia 900, Rogers Will Take Pre-orders Starting Next Week
Back at CES 2012, Nokia announced the Lumia 900 – a Lumia 800 with a 4.3″ display and a front facing camera. Everyone jumped in joy at Nokia, for managing to churn…
AT&T Has Android 2.3 Gingerbread For The Infuse 4G Ready, But Samsung Wants You To Wait A Bit More
Time for some lulz. Okay, serious. AT&T is saying that it has the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update all ready to be pushed out for the Infuse 4G, but at the moment, it doesn’t seem like Samsung has the update ready to be downloaded. Probably that’s a server thing, and should be…
Samsung Galaxy Note LTE, Skyrocket HD And Exhilarate For AT&T Announced, Here Are The Specs
AT&T and Samsung have announced three new smartphones, all of which pack in LTE, which will be available in the coming months, the carrier said.
The Galaxy Note LTE is nothing but a Galaxy Note with an LTE radio, and that’s as much about it.
The Skyrocket…
Nokia Lumia 900 More Details + ThreeUK Has No Plans To Stock It, Just Yet
I’ve been meaning to scour around for Lumia 900 news, and we posted about a mysterious, button-less Nokia Windows Phone leak yesterday. And, it could very well be the Lumia 900, seeing it comes with the same, sexy polycarbonate shell that we first saw on the Nokia N9. All clear? Nice.
HTC Radiant And Samsung Mandel: Windows Phone Mango, LTE, 2012
Alongside the just leaked Nokia Ace, there are a couple more 4G LTE capable Windows Phones in the tow for the US audience. And these are from HTC and Samsung respectively, with HTC having the Radiant and Samsung, the Mandel….
Just Leaked: Nokia (Lumia) Ace – Headed To AT&T, Windows Phone Inside
Our favorite guys are at it again! Apparently, they have what they’re calling the Nokia Ace, a Windows Phone running smartphone for AT&T.
Apparently, the device comes with LTE support, so expect unnecessarily fast internet speeds. Also, there is a front facing camera. Finally. I guess the Lumia 800 and…
