Motorola on Tuesday unveiled a new Android smartphone that is likely soon headed to both AT&T and T-Mobile here in the U.S. The Motorola PRO+ runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and features a candy bar form factor with a full QWERTY keypad. The BlackBerry-like QWERTY sits beneath a 3.1-inch VGA touchscreen display, and spec highlights include a 1GHz processor, a 5-megapixel camera, 4GB of internal storage, microSDHC support, 512MB of RAM ... Read More

Want the Samsung Galaxy S II so badly that you can't wait for it to be offered by your carrier? Well, if you are an AT&T or T-Mobile customer and don't mind spending the money, an unlocked version of the phone offered right now by Newegg will let you use the pipelines belonging to the two GSM mobile operators (although AT&T users will have 3G only). The unit, available from ... Read More

AT&T on Wednesday announced a smartphone BGR readers knew was coming — the HTC Status. AT&T’s version of the HTC ChaCha is now official, and it features Facebook integration deeper than any other phone on the market, barring the HTC Salsa, of course. We’ve already seen it live and in person, and we’ve handled the international version personally so we can say that the build is surprisingly solid for a ... Read More

We've known Samsung's Infuse 4G was coming to AT&T since the day we got our grubby mitts on one  at CES, and now it's finally here. Samsung's svelte superphone with the dazzling 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display is launching May 15th on AT&T for $200 on a two-year contract. Keep it locked right here, as more pics and a hands-on with Sammy's hot new handset are on the way. Behind that sizable ... Read More

HP has just announced that the Veer 4G, its latest webOS smartphone, will make its debut on AT&T on May 15. The Veer (now Veer 4G for AT&T) was originally announced back in February and is a new design for webOS devices. It has a very small form-factor, taking up the approximate area of a credit card. It offers a sliding portrait keyboard below a 2.57-inch, 400 x 320 pixel touchscreen. ... Read More

AT&T has announced an exclusive LG smartphone named the Thrill 4G. It has the first glasses-free stereoscopic 3D display on a phone in the U.S. Based on the Optimus 3D that we got hands-on with at MWC, the LG Thrill 4G has a 4.3-inch screen with that unique 3D capability. Video and stills can be shot in 3D with the 5 megapixel stereoscopic camera. Content will be provided in 3D via ... Read More

Despite the sing-song post title, what’s said above is true: the Samsung Infuse 4G has hit up the FCC, and hopefully we’ll see the hot handset hit AT&T’s shelves very soon. The Infuse rounds out the carrier’s selection of HSPA+ devices, alongside the Inspire and Atrix. The handset sits somewhere in between the two existing HSPA+ handsets for AT&T in that it has better specs than the Inspire, but lacks a ... Read More

Well, well, would you look at which two Samsung phones got the FCC approval today. The first is the Samsung Galaxy S II i9100 - we all know that one. The SGH-i708, however, is a bit more mysterious. Judging by the image the FCC has posted, it looks like it'll be an edge-to-edge touchscreen device. Moreover, it'll have support for both WCDMA (interestingly, the AT&T 3G band - 850/1900Mhz) and CDMA/EvDo ... Read More

Today is the day that the Samsung Captivate is getting Android 2.2 Froyo. And it's been a long wait for the owners of the phone, considering the Galaxy S got its upgrade last year. Here's hoping this time around the update process will be smoother. As you might remember a week ago we saw the update published but AT&T pulled it out as it caused some issues. Samsung is definitely on ... Read More

The Motorola Atrix 4G is now available in the US from several stores and predictably, the price at each store varies. Prices start from $129.99 with an AT&T contract or you can go for the bundle with the laptop dock included. The cheapest Motorola Atrix 4G offer comes from Walmart - $129.99 with a new contract (starting from $59.99 per month). Next up is a tie between Amazon and RadioShack both ... Read More