Feb 10, 2012 : Comments
Samsung Vibrant back on official CyanogenMod list, 911 issues fixed
HTC Aria
HTC Aria to be updated tomorrow
Just yesterday, AT&T posted a video on Facebook featuring their "Android guy," Dante Martin, answering some questions AT&T customers have about their Android devices. As you can imagine, nearly all of them were centered around updates -- or the lack thereof. Right off the bat, an incredibly interesting answer was given towards a question about the Aria and... Read more » Source code for Aria, Desire Z, Desire HD, and myTouch 4G available now
It was Samsung's devices who were receiving the source code treatment just last week, and today it's HTC's turn. Available in the HTC Developer Center now, you will find the source code for the HTC Aria, Desire Z, Desire HD, and T-Mobile branded myTouch 4G. Early reports indicate that some of these may not include much in the way of useful information for ROM... Read more » HTC Aria scavenger hunt part deux
It looks like everyone just couldn't get enough of AT&T's first Aria scavenger hunt in Des Moines, Iowa, so they're at it again. The first time around, hunters competed for everything from gift certificates, to LCD TVs, to brand spankin' news Arias. To participate in round two, which is being hosted in Duluth, Minnesota, show up at the new AT&T store location -... Read more » Grab an Aria for free at Wirefly
Those of you with an eye for tiny packages and even tinier price tags need to take a look at Wirefly's HTC Aria product page. They're giving the diminutive 2.1 gadget away to those starting or extending a new two year contract with AT&T. Grabbing the unit straight from the carrier will cost you $129.99 after a $100 rebate, so this is quite a steal. There are no... Read more » AT&T announces HTC Aria
It's small, rocking a 5MP cam, it's got Android 2.1 with Sense and HSPA connectivity, and it will cost $129.99 after $100 rebate on a new two-year contract. That sounds like a great deal, right? But when you consider how other networks have been overcharging for what most perceive to be outdated devices (hello, Garminfone), the Aria starts to look more like the... Read more » HTC Aria spotted in the wild
Before I start this post, I feel I need to mention that the phone you see in the photo provided has in no way been confirmed to be the HTC Aria. Android Guys is saying that the tipster who provided the pictures has "been pretty solid in the past", so there is a strong chance that it really is. Now that we have that out of the way... You may remember us... Read more » HTC’s Aria for AT&T
Right around the same time that Aaron of PhoneDog posted on a tip about a new Android packing 2.1 and Sense headed for AT&T, the Nexus One with AT&T band support was missing from the google.com phone store. I was able to get all the way up to the "confirm order" page just now for the device (I'm not going any farther than that for a post), so it looks like the AT&T... Read more » 
