AT&T releases Android Marshmallow for Samsung Galaxy S5 Active

While the world is busy with discussing about Android 7.0 Nougat and its features, AT&T has decided to give its Samsung Galaxy S5 active users the taste of year old version of Android arena. Yes, you heard it right. AT&T has just released Android Marshmallow update for the Galaxy S5 Active in the US. If i can remember correctly, the device had received Android 5.1.1 Lollipop ten months ago. The build number, MMB29M, is same as the original Galaxy S5. The full download should come in at just over 900MB. After everything is done, you will have Android 6.0.1 with the latest security patches along with AT&T’s Wi-Fi calling, video calling. You must connect your device to Wi-Fi before starting to download the update.



AT&T Android 6.0 Marshmallow Software update includes-

• Android OS 6.0 (Marshmallow)
• Wi-Fi Calling
• Video Calling
• Android device security enhancements

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Android 5.0.2 Lollipop is rolling to AT&T 2nd gen Moto X

If you are an AT&T Moto X 2nd Gen user, here is some good news: Motorola has announced that Android 5.0.2 Lollipop update is now rolling out for the device. The update brings several new features and improvements, including Material Design, a new flashlight option in Quick Settings, redesigned Overview space (formerly called Recents), and Smart Lock. The update requires 200-400MB of storage to install.



If you have not yet received a notification message for the update, you can manually update your phone by heading to Settings -> About phone -> System updates. After installing the update you’ll find yourself on software version 22.21.34.

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HTC unveils Desire Eye, has 13MP selfie camera with dual tone flash

HTC Desire Eye is on the news for quite a while now. And last night after the official announcement in New York we can say that most of them are true. It turns out it's the new Desire flagship. The HTC Desire Eye can be seen as an upgrade over the HTC One (E8). This is an Android smartphone with a whopping 13MP front facing camera — one should be perfect for all those selfies, and we expect to see some cool software to use things to their full potential. Aimed at the internet’s new obsession with selfies, the phone is sure to cater to the younger crowd.



That give the Desire Eye a unique face – a much larger than usual front-facing camera is positioned above the screen and it gets a dedicated dual-LED flash and a microphone. It's getting the same treatment as the back camera, which has a dual-LED flash and a microphone too. There's another microphone on the bottom of the device for a total of three microphones used for better audio through noise cancellation. Both cameras can record 1080p@30fps video. The one on the back has an f/2.0 aperture and a 28mm lens, while the one on the front has a wider 20mm lens but a smaller f/2.2 aperture.

The new hardware, which runs Sense 6 under Android 4.4 hood, features specs that are more indicative of the One lineup than the Desire brand, as it offers a 2.3GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 chipset, 2GB of RAM, IPX7 waterproof rating, a 5.2-inch 1080p display, BoomSound and a 2,400mAh battery.



The Desire Eye has 16GB of built-in storage, expandable by microSD cards up to 128GB and two front-facing stereo speakers, a large front-facing camera and a larger screen, the Eye is not the most compact device around, measuring 151.7 x 73.8 x 8.5 mm. The phone also boasts LTE connectivity, dual-band Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0 with aptX, NFC and a microUSB port.

The HTC Desire EYE will be offered by AT&T exclusively at launch. Further availability and pricing details will be available later on. But the rumor says HTC is planning to price it in between its two lineups: The company says the Eye will be priced somewhere between the Desire 820 -- the 64-bit smartphone unveiled last month -- and the E8, which is a plastic version of the M8.



HTC is also giving the camera app itself an overhaul, with their new “EYE Experience” coming preloaded on the device out of the box. The camera software suite features a handful of useful new “selfie” features, like split capture (taking a photo using both front and rear cameras), face tracking for video calls, and even screen capture should you want to share something stored on your device. HTC EYE Experience will roll out to the following models : HTC One (M7), HTC One (M8), HTC One (E8), HTC One mini, HTC One mini 2, HTC One Remix, HTC One Max, HTC Desire 612, and HTC Desire 816 in the coming months.

Then there's the new Zoe. Recent HTC phones came with just a promise for a new app for months on end but the wait is over. The new version offers collaborative video editing and it integrates with RE – HTC's new action camera. Zoe is not completely done even after all this wait, the new content engine will launch later this year.

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Hate Smartphone? Flip unsmart Samsung Rugby 4 is coming to AT&T

Smartphones are all the rage, but for those that are still in need of a feature phone in a flip form factor, Samsung and AT&T are gearing up to launch the Rugby 4 on October 10th. Like its predecessor, the Samsung Rugby 4 is a rugged push-to-talk phone. It’s the first in the series to offer Wi-Fi connectivity, and will be sold for $269.99 off-contract, $99.99 with a two-year agreement. But if you are one of business customer who choose an AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk rate plan then you only need $.99 to won this handset.



The Rugby 4 is dust- and water-resistant (IP67), while also meeting the MIL-STD-810G standard for shock, vibration, temperature, low pressure, high-altitude, and other environmental conditions. AT&T didn’t reveal all the features of the Rugby 4, but we know that the phone comes with an enhanced speakerphone, built-in compass, and turn by turn navigation (requires subscription to AT&T Navigator).

If you are still interested to buy this Facebook free device then you can see the Samsung Rugby 4 in action by seeing this video. The making of the video is also very odd, looks like its for 80s!



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Amazon introduces first ever Fire Phone

After so much speculation and leaks today Amazon has unveiled its first smartphone, building upon its wide expertise in the tablet space. It's called the Amazon Fire Phone and its main selling points are bound to be Amazon's reach in terms of content services, as well as the unique 3D UI dubbed Dynamic Perspective.

The Fire Phone boasts a 4.7-inch IPS 720p touchscreen with 590 nits of brightness, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset with a 2.2 GHz quad-core CPU and Adreno 330 GPU, and 2GB of RAM. It has support for 4G LTE. The handset's frame is made from rubber, and a sheet of Gorilla Glass 3 is present both on its front and on its back. The buttons are made of anodized aluminum.



The rear camera is a 13MP f/2.0 unit with a five-element lens, and it comes with optical image stabilization as well as a dedicated hardware button. Amazon is throwing in free unlimited photo storage in its Cloud Drive.

The Fire Phone has two stereo speakers on the front with virtual surround sound. The earbuds that come in the box have a tangle-free cable and they snap to each other thanks to built-in magnets.
The Amazon Fire Phone runs Fire OS 3.5, which seems to be the same OS used on the Kindle Fire line of tablets. It's based on Android but lacks any of the Google's services.

This much talked about feature changes what's depicted on the screen depending on where you are in relation to the phone. It accomplishes this by tracking your eyes with four specialized cameras that are located in the front corners of the handset.

Dynamic Perspective ties in nicely with tilt gestures that allow you to initiate actions by simply moving the phone. For example, you can tilt the device to scroll inside the browser, something eerily reminiscent of Samsung's Smart Scroll feature. And the same thing works inside ebooks, and even games.

Amazon's first smartphone is exclusive to AT&T in the US. You can already pre-order it from Amazon, and it will be shipping on July 25. The commitment free price is $649. With a contract, the base 32GB Fire Phone would cost you $199 along with a new two-year contract with AT&T. Or you can choose the carrier's Next plans and pay $27 per month for the device. A 64GB option is available for $299.

Update as of 13 September 2014: 32GB 2 years contract price is now zero with $449 contract free option as well. For 64GB these would be zero and $549.

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AT&T unveils Samsung Galaxy S5 Active with MIL-810G specs

We knew it existed but now it's finally crawled out of some jungle to go official. Samsung's Galaxy S5 Active is available today on AT&T and something compared to flagship devices, this time it looks like no notable corners were cut. The body is water, dust and shockproof with its IP67 and MIL-spec 810G certification. The standard Galaxy S5 was already two of those things but some people will definitely appreciate the extra peace of mind that comes from a ruggedized phone.

The Galaxy S5 Active has the same full-HD AMOLED 5.1-inch screen, while the 16-megapixel camera and fingerprint sensor are also lodged into the rugged smartphone. That said, water-resistance is now part of the original GS5's bag of tricks, which makes it less of selling point here. Regardless, there's the shock-resistant dust-proof shell and a burlier look: even if it's dreamy rendered view we're seeing here, the metallic details and finish could well win over Galaxy fans that aren't pro-plastic -- we're a little intrigued to see it IRL.



Unlike the S4 Active, the S5 comes with fewer compromises compared to the standard S5. The only major feature missing is the fingerprint sensor in the home button, which wasn't all that great to begin with. Rest of the specifications remain identical. The S5 Active also has an extra button on the side for 'Activity Zone', a single place for all your outdoor activity related features.

The Galaxy S5 Active is available from AT&T in the US for $200 on a two-year contract, or for $715 contract-free. If you buy the phone you also get a 50% discount on the Gear Fit. The phone is available in Camo Green, Titanium Grey and Ruby Red.

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AT&T now offering the Glacial Silver HTC One M8

HTC One M8 was launched more than one month ago across all the major US carriers. AT&T is no different. But today the have managed to offer a new color variant to their customers - Glacial Silver. Previous two color options - Gunmetal Grey or Amber Gold color are available too.

AT&T is offering the new color variant same $199.99 price tag with a new two-year contract. If you are using the carrier's Next 12 plan, then you can purchase the smartphone for a monthly fee of $32 for 20 months. For those AT&T consumers on the Next 18 plan, the device will cost $24.62 for the next 26 months. You can also buy the unlocked retail unit of HTC One M8, which will cost you $640 at once.



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All major US carriers will offer Samsung Galaxy S5

If you are waiting to buy Samsung Galaxy S5 under contract in US, then you have no reason to worry. Because it doesn’t matter which carrier you are using, you will be able to grab the latest Samsung flagship from your desired operator. The list of US carriers which will officially carry the smartphone includes AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, MetroPCS, and U.S. Cellular.

If you want to buy contract free Galaxy S5 also then you have numerous options on your hand. Again the Samsung Galaxy S5 will be available in major retailers such as BestBuy, Amazon, Costco, RadioShack, etc. The Samsung Gear family will be available through carrier and retail channels.



Pricing of the smartphone is yet to be confirmed. But it’s safe to say that Samsung 5th generation Galaxy phone will cost $199.99 with a two-year contract. The increasingly popular monthly installment payment options are also certain to be available. Though the price of unlocked Samsung galaxy S5 is still unclear but don't expect an opening price less than $750 without tax.

The Galaxy S5 will make its way to the United States in April, joined by the Samsung Gear family of wearable accessories which includes all the newly announced Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo and Gear Fit.

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LG G Flex coming to AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint soon

The LG G Flex is certainly an attention-grabbing device but US users couldn’t get it – until now. LG has partnered with three US carriers - AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint to bring the unique phablet to a new market. They'll be releasing the G Flex some time in Q1. The Vice President of Sprint, David Owens, came on stage to share that he's been using the phablet recently and said it drew tons of attention.

Unfortunately, Owens fdidn't mention the price of the LG G Flex, saying only that it will support Sprint's LTE Network, Spark, offering no more details about the launch. Now we're waiting for the three carriers to announce the pre-order. For now, you can just sign up to be notified for updates.



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AT&T offers you up to $450 if you give up your T-Mobile Line

AT&T is starting a bold strategy on T-Mobile today, offering users up to $450 per line if they drop their present T-Mobile connection. Here is the procedure - First, you can get $200 credit if you switch from a T-Mobile contract to AT&T's Next plan, activate a device you own or buy a new one at full retail price. Second if you're getting a new device, you might also trade in your old one for up to $250. The carrier doesn’t say exactly which devices qualify, the exact amount you get will depend on the make, model and condition of the device.



If you opt out of trading and decide to keep your old device, you'll only get the $200 for switching carriers. So reaching the full $450 may be difficult, but it's still a very salient – and aggressive – offer from the bigger carrier. Keep in mind that these dollar amounts will be in the form of promotion cards, which can be used to buy eligible products from AT&T (phones included) or pay your bills with the carrier.

T-Mobile is said to unveil a similar deal for users switching away from other carriers, so this might a preemptive strike from AT&T. Read the source link to know more directly from AT&T.

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Nokia Lumia 1520 is now just $50 on contract

Judging by Nokia 1520 performance and age, it’s obviously awesome news to those of you based in the US is that the phablet is now available for the tempting $50 on contract through Amazon. But AT&T is your only option if you want to spend $50 only. That’s quite a lot of savings to be had if you don’t mind going with it. With the handset still costing $200 on contract on AT&T that is a tremendous saving on what is the most high-end Windows Phone so far. The handset costs $629 commitment-free.



The promo is available on all available colors of the Nokia Lumia 1520 – black, red and yellow and white, so you don’t need to make any sacrifices there. Check out Amazon offer this way if you want to take advantage of the deal and start the New Year with a brand new Nokia phablet.

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Compare Samsung Galaxy Note 3 offers from all US operators

There's no stopping for Samsung in 2013 either with their new Galaxy Note 3. As you may heard that Samsung sold 10 million of Galaxy Note 3 in just 2 months. Considering that Note 3 is a niche device, its price is premium and its competing with new iPhone 5S and 5C. So before Christmas it would be great for you if i can cover everything about Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in US market.

Almost all the major operators offer this powerful beast with 2-year contract and contract free price. T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint all are present on the list of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 sellers. In this article you can take a look on all the prices and contracts. I don’t bother you with the specification of offering details because I know that you it already. Just one thing, all the models are 4G LTE supported. And Amazon offer for any handset is always more attractive than the operator itself. So it is worth visiting the Amazon link as well. So let’s start.



Operator: Verizon
2-yr Contract Price: $299.99
Minimum Monthly Rate: $29.31 for 2 years
Contract Free Price: $699.99
Gift: $100 less if you buy Galaxy Gear
Available Color: Black and White
Official Verizon Page
Amazon Contract price: $169.99
Amazon Contract Free Price: $779.99
Link to Verizon Galaxy Note 3 on Amazon

So it look like you can save $130 by going with Amazon if your decided to buy Samsung Galaxy Note 3 instead of Verizon shop. So thats a great deal. But contract free pricing of Amazon is not as good as Verizon itself.

Operator: AT&T
2-yr Contract Price: $299.99
Next 12 Installment: $36.25 for 20 months
Next 18 Installment: $27.88 for 26 months
Contract Free Price: $724.99
Gift: Special discount on Samsung Galaxy Tab 3/ Galaxy Note/ Galaxy Tab 2
Available Color: Black and White
Official AT&T Page
Amazon Contract price: $199.99
Amazon Contract Free Price: $789.99
Link to AT&T Galaxy Note 3 on Amazon

Again you can save $100 if you buy the smartphone from Amazon in contract. Contract free price is not favorable so i suggest you to stick with AT&T for that deal.

Operator: Sprint
2-yr Contract Price: $199.99
Minimum Monthly Rate: $49.99 for 2 years
Contract Free Price: $799.99
Gift: None
Available Color: Black and White
Official Sprint Page
Amazon Contract price: $149.99
Amazon Contract Free Price: $779.99
Link to Sprint Galaxy Note 3 on Amazon

Operator: T-Mobile
2-yr Contract Price: $99.99
Minimum Monthly Rate: $25 for 2 years
Contract Free Price: $699.99
Gift: Bluetooth headset ($40 value)
Available Color: Black and White
Official T-Mobile Page

So one thing is sure when your are talking about Samsung galaxy Note 3. Nobody yet decide to sell it cheaply. That’s why it would be wise to view all the available offers from different online stores and shops. You may save few bucks by doing this. And we can assume that the possibility is slim to price cut before Samsung Galaxy S5 release.

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AT&T might also getting HTC One max on their lineup

Courtesy of a reliable source evleaks, we just saw a couple of HTC One Max press renders showing AT&T branding in Twitter. It suggests that the phablet might be available to 3 US carriers as Verizon and Sprint confirmed the news earlier. If the rumor turns out to be the case, the phablet will likely join AT&T’s already impressive smartphone lineup before the holiday shopping season kicks off. It will join the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and the LG Optimus G Pro as an alternative for those looking for a large-screen device.

The AT&T One max that's shown in this leaked shot appears to be fairly similar to its international sibling. AT&T has added a couple of its own touches to the phone, though, including adding its name to the status bar as well as its 4G LTE logo. HTC didn’t say anything about an AT&T HTC One model either, but considering that the HTC One is available from Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile, it would make sense to see quite a few of these carriers also pick up the HTC One Max in the coming months.
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Jelly Bean for AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III is now live

The wait for Jelly Bean is finally over for the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III users. After months and months of waiting and watching smaller carriers like T-Mobile push out their Jelly Beans, SGS III users on AT&T can finally get in on Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean. This makes AT&T the third major US carrier to release Jelly Bean to its Galaxy S III units, after Sprint at the end of October and T-Mobile last month.

At this stage there is no over-the-air option, you will have to use Kies to get the update. Just install the latest version of Samsung's proprietary software, connect your Galaxy S III and check for updates. A 738MB update should be there waiting for you.

After the update procedure is done, your Galaxy S III will be running on Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean and the latest TouchWiz UI on top of it. Here’s some of the things you can look forward to in Samsung’s TouchWiz’d Jelly Bean:

Phone-wide

• Pop Up Play can be resized and paused
• Introduction of Easy Mode: large Easy widgets (for first-time smartphone users)
• Introduction of Blocking Mode: disable incoming calls, notifications, alarms, and LED indicators for a designated period of time
• Introduction of Swype Keyboard (bundled)
• AllShare Cast Wireless Hub support
• NFC One Touch Pairing Support: pair a supported Bluetooth device via NFC

Camera

• New camera/camcorder filters: warm vintage, cold vintage, black and white, sepia, color highlights(blue, green, red/yellow), and many more.
• Pause and resume recording
• Low light mode (uses HDR)

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AT&T announces four new Samsung Android devices

Apple may try hard and harder every day to keep Samsung out of US but we are sure that they will fail successfully on that. Samsung is just getting stronger every day in US. Today AT&T announced four Android devices on their lineup, all from the Koreans. The bunch consists of three LTE smartphones and one tablet, which also packs the aforementioned network connectivity.

AT&T announced its own version of the Samsung Galaxy Note II. Its specs are no different than the ones found in the international version, except the presence of LTE and AT&T's logo on the back.

Samsung Galaxy Express is one of two phones AT&T announced today. The Android 4.0 ICS smartphone packs a dual-core CPU clocked at 1.5GHz and a 4.5" Super AMOLED Plus display. A 5MP snapper and 2000mAh battery complete the list of known specs.

If you want something tough then Galaxy Rugby Pro is for you. The successor of the Samsung Rugby Smart packs LTE and Android 4.0 ICS, tucked into a rugged body, which is built up to 810g military specifications. A 4" WVGA Super AMOLED display, a 5MP camera, as well as enhanced push-to-talk are also part of the spec sheet.

Finally, AT&T announced the addition of the 4G LTE flavored Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 to its lineup of tablets.

Pricing and exact availability for the devices is yet to be known.
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AT&T drops HTC One X price to $99 on contract

Just a couple of day’s back we first heard the rumors of an upcoming price-drop for the HTC One X. Luckily it turns out he was indeed speaking the truth. AT&T has announced that it will be dropping the price of HTC One X. The device will be on sell just for $99 with a new 2-year contract. The sale will start from this Sunday.

The HTC One X is surely the only competitor to Samsung Galaxy S III in the market. And with this huge price reduction, it surely now have the edge over Samsung. But it’s unclear how long it will last. It will be marketed as a back to school deal, so it may expire after August or September. So you better hurry.

In the meantime Amazon is also offering the handset with blazing fast 4G AT&T network. Check out there deal here.If you are interested to buy unlocked version of this droidthen Amazon is only asking $485 for it.
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AT&T based LG Nitro HD will get Android ICS on July 31

LG Nitro HD is one of the most powerful and still capable device to date released on 2011. It is a AT&T based handset with 1.5GHz dual-core CPU with pre-installed Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread OS. And finally AT&T decided to seed latest Android Ice Cream Sandwich to Nitro HD owners from July 31. Along with the typical for Android ICS functionality, the LG Nitro HD will get updated to the company's latest Optimus 3.0 UI. This will bring its software in line with the quad-core LG Optimus 4X HD. That’s a good news.

AT&T customers can download the update from here to a computer and then follow the steps mentioned to upgrade their Nitro HD to Android ICS. you can also find the total change log of Android ICS for Nitro HD on the source page mentioned below.

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AT&T Sony Xperia Ion Review: Advantages and Disadvantages

For the last couple of weeks it’s all about Samsung Galaxy S III on the radar, for the next couple of weeks it will surely be all about Apple iPhone 5. Because of this two hottest smartphone of the year, another powerful cutie is not getting the attentions it is needed. I am talking about AT&T bound Sony Xperia Ion. At first glance you may confuse it with Xperia S, but it’s the LTE smartphone Sony made. And by releasing this handset Sony return to the smartphone arena in US soil.

Sony first show Xperia Ion at CES 2012 six months ago. But they released it only on June. That’s the main reason behind Sony’s very competitive price. AT&T asks only $99.99 for the smartphone. Sony selling the Xperia Ion even cheaper, they are offering ion only at $49.99 with a two-year contract.

Sony Xperia ion has some of the power packed features like dual-core 1.5Ghz CPU, 1GB RAM, 12 megapixel rear camera capable of shooting 1080p HD video, 4.6-inch HD Reality touchscreen display and Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. There is no reason to worry about Xperia Ion’s current OS status, because surely it will taste Android Ice Cream Sandwich very soon. One of the best feature of Sony Xperia ion is the front 1.3 MP is are capable of 720p HD video recording. You can also share those HD videos DLNA, HDMI and BRAVIA sync quickly and easily stream content to other screens.

That’s enough talking on Sony Xperia ion. As always after mentioning some of Sony Xperia Ion’s main features I will move on the main focus of my articles- Xperia ion advantages and disadvantages.

Sony Xperia Ion LTE main features-

• 2G, 3G and 4G LTE 700 MHz Class 17/1700/2100 support
• LED-backlit LCD, 720 x 1280 pixels, 4.55-inches scratch-resistant capacitive touchscreen
• 12MP camera with 1080 HD video recording
• Dual-core 1.5GHz CPU
• Android 2.3 Gingerbread
• Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine
• 16GB internal memory and 32GB microSD card support
• HSDPA 21.1 Mbps; HSUPA 5.8 Mbps; LTE Cat3 50 Mbps UL, 100 Mbps DL
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot
• Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass

Sony Xperia Ion LTE Advantages-

• PlayStation Certified Android phone with lots of PlayStation games
• Category 3 LTE network connectivity
• Quad-band GSM and Tri-band 3G support
• 4.6" 16M-color capacitive LED-backlit LCD 720p scratch-resistant touchscreen
• Dual-core 1.5 GHz Scorpion CPU, Adreno 220 GPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8260 chipset
• 1 GB RAM
• 12 MP autofocus camera with LED flash and geo-tagging, Multi Angle shot, 3D sweep panorama and image stabilization
• 1080p@30fps video recording with continuous autofocus, video light, video stabilizer facility
• Secondary camera is capable of shooting 720p video
• Android 4.x Ice Cream Sandwich is on the way
• Wi-Fi b/g/n,m Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot and DLNA
• 16GB built-in storage; microSD card slot supporting 32GB memory
• microHDMI port, dedicated TV launcher
• Adobe Flash 11 support
• Deep Facebook integration
• Accelerometer, gyroscope, compass and proximity sensor
• microUSB port supports USB charging
• 1900mAh battery
• Cheap AT&T contract deals

Sony Xperia Ion LTE Disadvantages-

• No quad-core CPU
• Battery isn't user-replaceable
• 3G Talk-time is very poor, only 4 hours
• Multitouch support up to 4 fingers only
• Ice Cream Sandwich is not out of the box
• Display has sub-par side viewing angles
• Underwhelming front touch buttons and side camera key

I have to admit Sony Xperia Ion has some problems, but its nothing unusual. Nothing is completely perfect, you have to sacrifice some in order to achieve more. Sony Xperia Ion surely has its unique design and user friendly features for everyone's love. Its one step behind Samsung Galaxy S III but Xperia Ion offers some good features for its affordable price. If you love Sony, then you can't resist yourself anymore. AT&T offer is making the phone even hotter for everyone. They are asking only $99.99. In the mean time you can also buy unlocked international version of Sony Xperia Ion in US, it will cost around $529.99 now.

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Get exclusive Garnet Red Samsung Galaxy S III from AT&T

Everyone has a Samsung Galaxy S III. It’s a craze now. So what would you do if you like to be different from others? AT&T US has an exclusive offer you. They are very happy to be the only mobile phone operator in the world who offers exclusive Garnet Red version of the Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone. The Garnet Red edition is already up for pre order from July 15. And expected time of release is at least 10 days from now, July 29. Fortunately AT&T is asking the same price as the already available Marble White and Pebble Blue versions.

If you are interested to save some of yours money then think about Amazon. They are offering Marble White & Pebble Blue version of Samsung Galaxy S III $10 less than AT&T.
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RadioShack preorders HTC One X for $149 only

Earlier I reported that AT&T will start pre-ordering HTC One X from 22 April for $200. But before that date I have good news for you. RadioShack also offers the same handset to you, but there price is $50 lower than AT&T. The latest LTE HTC smartphone will set you back just $149 on a two-year contract. RadioShack is also ready to throw in free downloads of seven Coldplay songs, including an exclusive live recording of "Charlie Brown" to sweeten up the deal.

As AT&T told us earlier, shipments are scheduled to arrive on May 6.

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