Posts Tagged ‘3g’
Short Version: A bit of a twist on traditional induction chargers, Case-mate’s “Hug Wireless Charging Pad and Case” attempts to offset its $100 price tag by adhering to the Wireless Power Consortium’s universal charging standard, which promises interoperability with other charging pads and devices that are developed using the same [...]Read the whole story [...]
Apple today announced that the WiFi version of its new iPad will be available on Saturday, April 3rd and that the 3G + WiFi versions will be on the market later in April. Starting on March 12th, you can pre-order both models and schedule an in-store pick-up on April 3.
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Good news, road warriors! AT&T has just churned out a pair of brand spankin’ new 7.2 megabit per second 3G dongles, just for you.
The first one up is the LG Turbo, a fairly standard fare; its got the aforementioned 7.2 HSPA, a microUSB slot for adding a bit of extra [...]Read the whole story [...]
Virgin Mobile’s Broadband2Go prepaid 3G data service made a splash last summer by offering no-contract plans that came close to competing with two-year offerings from the likes of Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. The major drawback was that the top plan, at $60, only allowed for 1GB of data usage, [...]Read the whole story [...]
Today, Korean wireless carrier LG Telecom launched the LU9400 Maxx, also known as the Arena Max, a feature phone that offers a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, an optical track pad, LG’s 3G user interface, a 5 megapixel camera, GPS, WiFi, mobile TV, and a 3.5-inch WVGA touch screen.
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Today Slacker Radio, the popular streaming internet radio service, issued updates to its Blackberry and Android radio applications. Users on those platforms can now cache their favorite radio stations while connected to a 3G or WiFi network. That allows you to play stored music later when your phone loses wireless [...]Read the whole story [...]
Nexus One owners have been griping about the device’s 3G connectivity issue since its release, and Google felt your pain and came to the rescue (even though they did sorta blame T-Mobile’s small 3G footprint for this). Or so we thought. After releasing an over-the-air update which was intended to [...]Read the whole story [...]
T-Mobile USA and Swype today announced that T-Mobile will begin offering more devices with Swype’s keyboard technology. The first Swype capable device on the carrier is the myTouch 3G for 2010 phone, and T-Mobile will support it on the HTC HD2 when it launches this Spring. For an introduction to [...]Read the whole story [...]
Today T-Mobile launched a new phone that will replace the original myTouch 3G. Its dimensions are the same, but there are a few hardware and software enhancements that should have made this phone worthy of a new name.
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Google is pushing out a Nexus One update that fixes 3G issues, adds pinch-to-zoom support, and provides a new version of Google Maps.
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