The HTC Jetstream, previously known as the HTC Puccini, has been heavily rumored for quite some time and it seems we knew everything in terms of specs and features regarding the LTE capable tablet. Unfortunately, we weren’t sure of an exact price or availability date, but today, AT&T announced that information so now we have the complete picture. Starting September 4th, consumers interested in the HTC Jetstream can purchase the 10.1 inch Android 3.1 tablet for $699 on a two year contract with AT&T. The Jetstream features the same Scribe technology as the HTC Flyer and will include the Stylus… Full Story » | Written by Natesh Sood for . | Comment on this Article »
 
At CES Sony Ericsson announced the Xperia Arc, and at IFA the company has announced its successor, the Xperia Arc S. The Xperia Arc S. The Xperia Arc S looks very similar to it’s predecessor, though it comes in more colors, has a faster CPU, and some new camera capabilities. The Xperia Arc S is faster than the Xperia Arc packing a 1.4GHz CPU instead of the 1GHz CPU found in the previous model. In the Arc S you’ll also find a faster camera, which Sony Ericsson claims starts up 25 percent faster. With that 8.1MP camera you’ll be able… Full Story » | Written by Shawn Ingram for . | Comment on this Article »
 
After making announcements about its tablets and smartphones, Sony today announced the next version of it’s eReader as well. Sony has announced the new Reader Wi-Fi model PRS-T1, it’s latest touchscreen-focused eReader. The new Sony Reader Wi-Fi is similar to other recent eReaders from Barnes & Noble and Kobo. It uses Infrared technology to have a touch-enabled e-ink display. So, unlike previous touch screen Sony Readers, this one has no glare, and doesn’t require a stylus. However Sony continues to include a stylus so you can still use it should you wish to. The other big feature is that it’s… Full Story » | Written by Shawn Ingram for . | Comment on this Article »
 
AT&T may have just encountered its biggest setback yet in its journey to acquire T-Mobile USA. Bloomberg reports that the United States government is against the merger. The Justice Department has filed a complaint stating the merger is simply bad for competition. "AT&T's elimination of T-Mobile as an independent, low- priced rival would remove a significant competitive force from the market," the complaint read. The government also says a combined AT&T and T-Mobile would be in violation of antitrust laws that are in place. Before news of this broke, AT&T issued a press release that said a merger would create… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
FROM GAMERTELL - The first batch of 3DS Ambassador downloads is now available through the eShop. So grab your 3DS and start downloading your 10 free NES games. MORE » Full Story » | Written by NEWS for . | Comment on this Article »
 
If you're thinking about joining up with Sprint, you better be sure you're willing to stick with the contract. An internal Sprint document has been leaked that states the fee for early terminations is going up on September 9. It's not a modest increase either. Sprints ETF is increasing from $200 to $350 for advanced devices. Advanced devices include smartphones, tablets, netbooks and notebooks. The good news is this new early termination fee is not for existing customers. Only contracts signed on September 9 or later will be subject to the new ETF. By comparison, AT&T's ETF is "$325 minus… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Telus has become the latest carrier to launch one of the recently announced BlackBerry handsets. The device is the Torch 9860 and it has arrived priced at $99.99 on a three-year agreement. In addition, there is also the option to pay more up front for less commitment. That being the case, you can shell out $449.99, $499.99 or $549.99 to go with a two-year, one-year or no-term agreement respectively. The BlackBerry Torch 9860 is running BlackBerry 7 OS and brings features to include a 3.7 inch (800 x 480) display, 4GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot and a… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
The first HTC Honeycomb tablet has been made official. The HTC Jetstream will launch on AT&T on September 4. So far so good right? There's one big problem though. The Jetstream will sell for the ludicrously expensive price of $699 on a two-year contract. The Jetstream is a new device, but its specs are what we are used to hearing when it comes to Android tablets these days. It has a 10.1-inch HD display, a 1.5Ghz dual-core Snapdragon processor, two cameras and Android 3.1. It will also be able to take advantage of AT&T's new 4G LTE network. If you… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
The folks over at Dell were kind enough to send over a Latitude E6520 notebook for us to review. The E6520 is a 15 inch notebook and brings features to include the second generation of Intel Core processors in a rather nice looking (and solid feeling) package. As far as the specific unit that we received, the display measures in at 15.6 inches and the notebook is powered by a 2.5GHz Intel Core i5-2520M processor with 4GB of RAM and running Windows 7 Professional. That being said, as we have no return date to rush us on the review, this… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
After the official names of Sony's upcoming Honeycomb tablets were revealed ahead of time, Sony has come out and made them official. Sony has provided insight into the pricing and the availability of the 9.4-inch Tablet S and the dual-screen 5.5-inch Tablet P. The Tablet S will be released in September. Pre-orders for the tablet began today. The Tablet S will be available in 16GB and 32GB Wi-Fi models for $499 and $599. The Tablet S will ship with Android 3.1 (upgradable to 3.2), a NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and two cameras. The Tablet P hasn't been given a specific… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
It looks like HTC has another higher-end Android smartphone in the pipeline. This latest is currently sporting a codename of Runnymeade, the HTC Runnymeade and it is expected to arrive in time for the holiday shopping season. That being said, while the early rumors have not yet included anything in terms of which carriers will have this handset available or how much it may be selling for—there are some decent looking specs included. According to what we have seen so far, the HTC Runnymeade will be running Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread with version 3.5 of HTC’s Sense user interface and ship… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
FROM GAMERTELL - If you buy the $300 250gb Xbox 360 at Amazon on August 31, 2011, you’ll also get $75 in Amazon credit to use on a future purchase. MORE » Full Story » | Written by NEWS for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Ready for another round of iPhone speculation? Today's news comes from a site called Ideal-Case. As its name suggests, Ideal-Case creates cases for phones, tablets, iPods, Macbooks and other products. As part of the site's new newsletter, a few images marked "confidential" were published that show the outer casing for what may be the next iPhone. I want to stress that even though the pictures are set up to appear the be work of a super sleuth and sent out to special members, the same pictures are on the homepage of Ideal-Case's site as well. An attempt to drum up… Full Story » | Written by Jeremy Hill for . | Comment on this Article »
 
It looks like the Samsung Series 5 Chromebooks have been given a temporary price drop. The lower prices come by way of Amazon and are reported to be as part of a two-week back to school promotion. What that means for the interested end-user—a savings of $30 on the Wi-Fi equipped model and a savings of $50 on the 3G equipped model. According to the listing on the Amazon website, the offer includes the Samsung Series 5 Chromebook in both Arctic White and Titan Silver and means in the end you will be paying $399.99 for the Wi-Fi model and… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
As we had expected, the BlackBerry Bold 9900 4G has officially come available with T-Mobile. The Bold 9900 is priced at $299.99, which comes after a $50 mail-in rebate and along with a two-year agreement. Otherwise, in terms of specs, the Bold 9900 4G features a Liquid Graphics touchscreen display, QWERTY keyboard, 1.2GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera and has support for the T-Mobile 4G network. That being said, it looks like those interested in the Bold 9900 and not digging T-Mobile as their carrier will have a few options to consider as the handset is also available by way of… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
Google has recently announced that those serving in the US military are now able to able to make free calls home. The free calls come by way of the calling from within Gmail functionality and have just a few minor requirements with the first being that a .mil email address is required. That being said, according to the steps provided by Google, here is what those interested will need to do to get the free calls underway; 1. Add your valid .mil email address to your Google Account 2. Click on the Call phone link at the top of the… Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for . | Comment on this Article »
 
After weeks of waiting, the Samsung Galaxy S II is finally available in the US. At the announcement I had a few minutes to try out both the Sprint and AT&T versions of the phone. The first thing you notice about both phones is that they are positively massive. The screen is a full 4.5-inches, which seemed gigantic, especially when compared to the iPhone 4 I carry everyday. It can be hard to reach the top of the phone when holding it from the bottom, but not impossible, unless you have tiny hands. Picking up the device can be strange… Full Story » | Written by Shawn Ingram for . | Comment on this Article »
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