Today our sister publication SlashGear posted up its review of the cool HTC Tattoo Android smartphone. The verdict is that the Tattoo is a great device to flesh out the lower end of the Android market and gun for the feature phones out there. continued »

According to rumors floating around T-Mobile is in the midst of some sort of mysterious project that it won’t speak about. A few details are known about the mysterious "Project Black" but those deets are simply that the project is not a new device. continued »

AT&T and HTC unveiled a couple new phones including the HTC Tilt 2 and the Pure. The Pure runs Windows Mobile 6.5 and has a touch screen in a compact form factor and the Tilt 2 has a tilting touch screen and a slide out QWERTY keyboard. continued »

When I think of satellite phones I think of large and bulky devices that are in a suitcase and look like handsets from the 90's more than the smartphones of today. TerreStar has a slick satellite phone called the Genus that is an attractive smartphone that looks like many of the other devices on the market. continued »

TomTom and AT&T announced today that they have teamed up to provide connectivity for a new GPS unit. The GPS device is called the TomTom XL 340S Live and it integrates local search with other connected services in the mid-range for GPS devices. continued »

Garmin and AT&T have teamed up to offer a new GPS device that has connectivity to the internet provided by AT&T. The new PND is called the nuvi 1690. AT&T will be the exclusive wireless provider and the navigation device has a built-in AT&T modem. continued »

Someone at Nokia has really goofed when it was putting together the new Mural clamshell phones. The Mural was a device aimed at teens and tweens that promised support for the AT&T 3G network. continued »

AT&T started to talk about its new HSPA 7.2 service upgrade for its existing 3G network a few weeks back. AT&T is looking to fill the demand for more data speeds with 7.2Mbps data connections ahead of its 2011 rollout of LTE 4G service. continued »

Several other mobile providers have plans that allow you to call any number on any network for a limited amount of numbers free of charge. AT&T is not one of the carriers that has offered such a service until now. continued »

If you are on AT&T and have been hoping for a version of the N900 form Nokia compatible with your network to be announced, it looks like that won’t happen. There were wide reports that Nokia had said it would announce an AT&T compatible version. However, today new word comes directly from Nokia that it has no plans to offer the ... continued »