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 This just in: Unicorns are real. After cropping up earlier this summer, Sammy’s beast phone with an LTE twist is now officially Skyrocketing anew into AT&T’s arms on December 4th . . . → Read More: Galaxy S II Skyrocket rides in on a white horse for AT&T on December 4th  In a conference call to press this afternoon, the FCC announced that it will grant AT&T’s request to formally withdraw its application to acquire T-Mobile US. In addition, the agency will also release a 109-page report today that discusses what it found over nine months of reviewing the merger. In short, the FCC found that the cons of the deal outweighed the pros, and AT&T is likely to build out its LTE network regardless of what happens with the carrier’s buyout of T-Mobile . . . → Read More: FCC accepts AT&T’s request for withdrawal, plans to release report on its findings today (update: it’s out!)  AT&T today took the wraps off the LG Nitro HD — the carrier's verison of the Optimus LTE. Leading the specs charge is the phones 4.5-inch display (it's an “Advanced High-Performance IPS display, if you must now), with the new high-end resolution of 1280×720. It's also got a 1.5GHz dual-core processor and will run on AT&T's LTE network, which has hit 15 markets . . . → Read More: AT&T announces the LG Nitro HD with 720p display and LTE  This week was packed with news on the mobile front, so it was easy to miss a few stories here and there. . . . → Read More: Mobile Miscellany: week of November 21, 2011  In case you were wondering why LG hasn’t been making huge waves in the US this holiday season yet, it appears we now know the reason. The company just sent us a nice invite in the form of electronic mail, detailing an exclusive launch event on the evening of December 1st (next Thursday) . . . → Read More: LG holding ‘exclusive launch event’ on December 1st, Nitro HD the likely suspect  Welcome to the Engadget Holiday Gift Guide ! We’re well aware of the heartbreaking difficulties surrounding the seasonal shopping experience, so we’re here to help you sort out this year’s tech treasures. Below is today’s bevy of curated picks, and you can head back to the Gift Guide hub to see the rest of the product guides as they’re added throughout the holiday season. Jack Frost nipping at your phone and you need a new one . . . → Read More: Engadget’s holiday gift guide 2011: smartphones  Verizon has already dipped its toes into the home energy management business, and it looks like AT&T is about to do the same as well. Speaking on a Broadband Breakfast panel in Washington, DC last week, AT&T Executive Director of Public Policy Jeffery Dygert revealed that the company is “in the process of developing” its own home energy management system, which would let users monitor their electricity usage and manage its use more efficiently. That service is said to be a part of the company’s broader Digital Life Project, and it will apparently be marketed to both AT&T’s wireless and wireline customers, but details remain otherwise light for the time being . . . → Read More: AT&T exec discusses plans for home energy management service  See that door above? Well, a few fellas who know their ones and zeroes appear to have gotten close to busting down its virtual equivalent, AT&T admitted in an email to customers this morning . . . → Read More: Hackers attempt to access AT&T customer records, prompts millions to Rethink Passwords  While Europeans have been filling their pockets with this dark, handsome smartphone for over a month , the HTC Titan has finally stepped across the Atlantic and is up for sale on AT&T. Windows Phone 7.5 is in attendance, spread across a 4.7-inch screen, the most display real estate it’s ever had the pleasure to frolic upon. We made it pretty clear in our full review that you’ll be getting a beautifully crafted slice of smartphone here — if you can wrap your hands around it. . . . → Read More: HTC Titan arrives on AT&T: pocket-straining Windows Phone for $200 on contract  By now, you’re probably getting a pretty good idea at what goes into the development of a groundbreaking smartphone. In part one we followed the development of the Motorola Atrix 4G , discussing the process of how AT&T decided upon a design and collaborated with Moto to get the ball rolling. . . . → Read More: How an AT&T smartphone comes to life: behind the scenes (part two) |
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