We finally have confirmation that the Samsung Galaxy Camera is coming to the US, and it is launching on AT&T with its 4G network. It’ll be launching with a 4.8″ HD Super Clear LCD screen, a 1 GHz quad core processor, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, and of course a 16MP BSI (backside illuminated) camera sensor paired with a 21x optical zoom lens. Not only… Read more
Sprint is rolling LTE out to a few market. It isn’t much compared to AT&T or Verizon, but it’s still progress that Sprint really needs. LTE is now live in Lawrence, KS, Topeka, KS, Wichita, KS, Waukegan-Lake County, IL, and Barnstable-Hyannis/Mid-Cape, MA. But that isn’t the only thing Sprint has up its sleeve. Their Network Vision rollout is starting… Read more
Many wireless service customers have openly criticized carriers for the transition to tiered data plans, but a new study suggests that an unlimited data option isn’t necessary for the majority of subscribers. NPD, a recognized consumer market research group, used an Android app to collect information on the wireless data usage of a group of 1,000… Read more
As most of you know, when you turn on WiFi, the phone turns off mobile data automatically. It’s either one or the other. And that makes sense, what could you do with two separate connections? The answer is harness both of them at the same time to gain much faster download speed than either is capable of alone. Super Download is an app that can do… Read more
Verizon recently introduced its “Share Everything” plans, allowing customers to share a pool of data between multiple devices. It’s been rumored for several months that AT&T could be following suit. The company’s CEO even put forward notions of shared data plans earlier this year. New evidence suggests we could be seeing “Group Data” hit the… Read more
Sprint’s first LTE markets are set to go live tomorrow. Users in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Atlanta, and Kansas City will be able to get in on the action in just a few short hours, but some customers are reporting that they have already connected to the carrier’s new 4G network. Local Sprint representatives have informed us that the company’s LTE… Read more
If you open a new account on Sprint, you can get the Galaxy Nexus for only $50. This only works for new customers, but it’s a great deal nonetheless. As Google’s flagship, it has the 1.2 GHz TI OMAP 4460 dual core, a 4.65″ Super AMOLED HD panel, 32GB of onboard memory, a 5MP ultrafast camera with 1080p video, and the coveted Ice Cream Sandwich. Plus,… Read more
Today, Verizon Wireless announced that they plan to unveil 28 new LTE markets on May 17th, as well as expand 11 existing markets with improved LTE coverage. This will bring the number of markets with LTE available to a massive 258. That’s two thirds of the US population. As if 258 wasn’t a big enough number, Verizon says that they plan to bring LTE… Read more
Note: This is coming from a loyal AT&T customer, feel free to call me a fanboy all you want, but everything below are my experiences with the network. Yours may vary, but this isn’t about you, is it? You know what really grinds my gears? When people complain about AT&T being a bad network. Sure, back in 2008 when they were getting overloaded by a… Read more
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