When the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 came out, about 6 months ago, it was one of the highest spec’d Android phones available. With it’s 8.1MP camera, and 1Ghz SnapDragon processor as well as a 4 inch touchscreen, it still can hold its own with ...

Good news for both Android developers and downstream users as well. Motorola has released the source code for the Verizon Droid X, and Samsung goes open source with the Captivate (AT&T’s Galaxy S). And once programmers get a bite into the source ...

It’s not secret that AT&T has blocked the installation of .APK files from 3rd party vendors that aren’t available in the market. Of course you could root your Aria or Captivate if you want that function. Previously you could use HTC Sync ...

Just one day out of the gate and the Samsung Captivate for AT&T is selling like hotcakes. It’s the first true powerhouse Android phone carried by AT&T and a customer’s true alternative to the iPhone 4. Amazon has already dropped their ...

  ***UPDATE*** This process has be superseded by a new one-click rooting application for Mac and PC. Check it out over at xda-developers: here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739304 Thanks to the hacker that rooted to original ...

Your can now head over to their local AT&T store and pickup their version of the Galaxy S, the Samsung Captivate. Priced at $199 on a two year contract, AT&T customers can now rest easy that they finally have an Android powerhouse on their network. ...

In in interesting promo, American Eagle is offering free smartphones in exchange for trying on some jeans. While the obvious catch is you have to sign up for a 2 year contract, it can save you some cash over the carrier’s price in most instances. ...

According  to NPD Group, Android OS has surpassed the iPhone in terms of consumer sales in the first quarter, 2010. The main driver of this, of course, is the carriers. The iPhone is available only on the AT&T network, whereas Android phones are prevalent, ...

The Samsung Galaxy S, which was introduced by Samsung in Las Vegas last month, has just cleared the FCC sporting 850 and 1900 bands that work with AT&T 3G. Well by itself isn’t an indicator of a phone coming to a carrier, but it’s still ...

T-mobile customers had the exclusive Nexus One love from Google for long enough. They just announced that you can now order your Nexus One with 3G bands for AT&T in the US and Rogers in Canada. The only downside is no subsidies here, you’re ...