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  • Official AT&T Motorola Q9h Windows Mobile 6.1 ROM leaked!

    Feeling a bit down about having to deal with your already-old Motorola Q9h on AT&T’s network? Buck-up, sport. At least you can update your aging AT&T Motorola Q9h (codename: Norman) to the freshest Windows Mobile OS available. As far as being frustrated at the maddening pace of handset development (and subsequent obsolescence), you’ll just have [...]

  • AT&T Windows Mobile roadmap leaked!

    Not looking to jump on the iPhone 3G bandwagon next week? AT&T is already a couple steps ahead of you. After all, not everyone is going to find Apple's handset a good fit for their needs. AT&T has some Windows Mobile smartphones planned for release throughout the rest of 2008, and WMExperts managed to get a [...]

  • Motorola named by AT&T as outstanding supplier, highlights strength in teamwork

    Now this is just sad. Motorola doesn't seem to be doing anything more productive with its time than cutting jobs and publicizing a rather pathetic commendation from AT&T. Apparently, Motorola has been named, by AT&T, as an "Outstanding Supplier," among 27 other companies, in "the area of teamwork." Had Motorola been named "Most Innovative," "Best in [...]

  • AT&T launches Motorola Z9, GPS enabled slider

    So far we've only heard from Verizon, but that doesn't mean other carriers in the U.S. are sleeping. AT&T today announced the new Motorola's music-centric slider Z9, which we previously saw leaked by the FCC. Specs include such things as a built-in GPS receiver, 3G radio, music player, microSD card slot (up to 8GB cards [...]

  • Can we have more Platinum and Swarovski crystals with our Motorola KRZR, please?

    Fans of gaudy , crystal-covered, precious-metal dipped handsets will love Goldstriker’s tacky, new offering. They are serving up a Motorola KRZR encrusted with 336 Swarovski crystals and dipped in a touch of Platinum. But, it takes some serious cheddar to rock-out on this level of ostentatious vulgarity. About $1,200, to be exact. If you just gotta have the bling-est handset that shows off to everyone around you that you have absolutely no clue, head on over to Goldstriker’s website and enter that credit card information. Or, you know, move to the grown-up table and grab a Vertu. Seriously, it’s worth it. [Via: PhoneArena ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Samsung U600 Madonna phone covered by Swarovski crystalsBling-Out your Bluetooth headsetNokia 7373 Swarovski special editionT-mobile Gives Motorola K1 KRZR Some MyFaves LoveAT&T Goes Platinum On Motorola RAZR V3xx

  • Microsoft launches System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 - pushing mobile enterprise mobile to the edge

    So, we’re here at CTIA San Francisco 2007 and the first thing on our agenda was the Microsoft launch luncheon (try saying that three times, fast). Here’s what they’ve got planned… In keeping with the Microsoft’s expertise in enterprise mobile solutions, Microsoft has launched their first “dedicated mobile device management server” - Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008. And, to help roll-out device compatibility with the Mobile Device Manager, Microsoft has teamed up with AT&T and Sprint to bring Microsoft has keyed in on the business customer’s needs beyond the realm of simple email, contact management, and calendar sync-ing. They’re leveraging the Windows Mobile platform to bring a new level of integration and user-level management to the enterprise IT professional. With features like over-the-air application delivery and secure VPN connectivity, the Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 aims to ensure that fleet-management of Windows Mobile devices maintains “end-to-end data integrity” as well as providing secure access to corporate data - in other words, Windows Mobile device fleets can all be updated and synchronized with ease and allow user-corporate VPN connection under the watchful eye of the Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Center 2008. IT heads will be happy to hear that the new Mobile Device Center will employ an “always on” connection - affording them the control they need to maintain and ensure fleet integrity. Should the “always on” connection drop-out, Microsoft’s “fast reconnect” technology gets the user securely back online without having to re-authenticate. And, if the IT department sees a problem with any device in their fleet, System Center Mobile Device Manager provides the IT Administrator with the power to lock down a specific handset - they can disable Bluetooth, SMS/MMS, WLAN (WiFi), InfraRed, POP/IMAP...

  • Price list for AT&T's lineup - AT&T 8925 Tilt, Pantech Duo, Motorola Q9 Global, SMT5700, etc.

    Picking a new mobile phone based on features is hard enough without having to figure out what kind of price-points you’re dealing with. Wouldn’t it be nice if you had a convenient list of prices for all of a certain carrier’s upcoming mobile offerings? Well, Boy Genius got his hands on a price list for AT&T’s upcoming mobile phone and data card lineup. Here’s some of the pricing information, from BGR : HTC 8925 Tilt: $349.99 with 2-year agreement and $50 MIR, $549.99 to purchase outright. Pantech C810 Duo: $249.99 with 2-year agreement and $50 MIR, $449.99 to purchase outright. Motorola Q9 Global: $299.99 with 2-year agreement and $50 MIR, $499.99 to purchase outright. UTStarcom 5700: $69.99 with 2-year agreement and $50 MIR, $269.99 to purchase outright. Sierra AC881U (HSUPA data card): $49.99 with 2-year agreement and $100 MIR, $299.99 to purchase outright. Option GT Ultra (HSUPA data card): FREE with 2-year agreement and $100 MIR, $249.99 to purchase outright. Option Ultra Express (HSUPA data card): $49.99 with 2-year agreement and $100 MIR, $299.99 to purchase outright. Want more pricing info? Click on the image above for a full-sized view. [Via: Boy Genius Report ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Possible launch details for AT&T Tilt, Duo, InfernoAT&T Tilt, Q9 Global to launch September 25?HTC confirms AT&T Tilt 8925 Kaiser, will be compatible with BlackBerry ConnectAT&T Tilt slated for launch on September 3rdFirst pics of the AT&T branded HTC Kaiser TyTn II - the AT&T Tilt is so close we can taste [...]

  • AT&T goes live with Motorola RAZR2 V9 - now available on AT&T website

    With Big Red and Sprint already having launched their own versions of the Motorola RAZR2 V9 , it’s about time AT&T got with the program. The AT&T-branded MOTORAZR2 V9 is actually ahead of schedule (early September) and looks to be going for $299.99 (after a $450 web discount). Nope, that wasn’t a mistake. This little “mahogany” (we’d call it “purple” but hey, who are we to correct AT&T) RAZR2 V9 touts a retail, out-of-contract price tag of $750! The MOTORAZR2 V9 is only available online to business premier customers, but should become available to all web-customers as well as in-store customers very soon. That $750 price tag had better be a joke. But, we have a sneaking suspicion that it’s entirely legit. Source ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Motorola RAZR2 V9m may be coming to Verizon on August 29Sprint goes live with Motorola RAZR V9mCingular 8525 get's re-branded - AT&T 8525AT&T to offer unlimited SMS for families: $29.99AT&T Goes Platinum On Motorola RAZR V3xx

  • Mysterious Motorola Q's waiting in the wings?

    Aside from the features of the Motorola Q9m and Q9h, Motorola’s newly launched Moto Q9 promotional website hints at a couple unannounced Moto Q’s waiting in the wings - literally. Flanking either side of the center-staged Motorola Q9m and Motorola Q9h are two blacked-out silhouettes of what we presume are Motorola Q variants.With the Moto Q9m destined for Verizon (expected August 20 ) as a multimedia-centric Windows Mobile 6.0 smartphone, and the Moto Q9h headed to AT&T (look for an August 24 launch) as an HSDPA 3G variant of the WM6 handset, we can’t imagine what Motorola is hiding - GPS and WiFi? Now that would be cool. [Via: WMExperts ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Mysterious Nokia 3G Phone Appears on FCCWillcom's Mysterious Windows Mobile 6.0 "X" phoneMotorola Brick Cell Phone - 1995 EditionMysterious Motorola 3G Flip Phone Passes FCC MusterMotorola Ming coming to US with Windows Mobile!

  • MOTORAZR 2 debuts with U.S. carriers

    Virtually all major carriers in the States — Alltel, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile USA, US Cellular, and Verizon Wireless — have already added or are about to add MOTORAZR 2 to their offerings. In order to make sure its flagship device works on all carriers, American handset maker prepared RAZR2 versions for all networks — V9 (3G HSDPA), V9m (3G EVDO CDMA) and V8 (GSM). Highlights: AT&T will start offering the quad-band RAZR2 V9 in early September for as low as $299.99 with a two-year service commitment. Supported services include AT&T’s Cellular Video and AT&T Mobile Music. Sprint starts selling the RAZR2 V9m online on August 22, while the carrier’s retail outlets will have to wait till September 4. The device will cost $249 with a 2-year agreement. Supported services: NFL Mobile, Sprint Music Store, Sprint TV, Sprint Power View, and Sprint Navigation. Like Sprint, Verizon will also start selling the EVDO-enabled RAZR2 V9m but from September. Potential customers will be able to grab the new device in any of the Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and online for $299.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a new two-year customer agreement. Supported services: Get It Now applications (like Verizon Navigator), V CAST Music. We’re still waiting for Alltel, T-Mobile USA, and US Cellular to officially announce RAZR 2. Stay tuned — as always, we’ll keep you posted… ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Verizon now offers MOTORAZR maxx VeSony's New Flexible OLED ScreenNokia N76 vs MOTORAZR 2 live picsAT&T gives the sleek Pantech C150 some low-end loveSun Microsystems debuts the jPhone, Linux-based Java Mobile FX OS

  • ChangeWave survey shows just how much Apple iPhone is changing the US wireless industry

    We all know the iPhone is doing well. Almost everyone we talk to is incredibly pleased with their newly acquired gadget (we have heard complaints, but the pros seems to greatly outweigh the cons). So, it’s not really surprising to hear that the iPhone is changing the wireless game in the US. ChangeWave conducted a survey of 3,003 ChangeWave Alliance members to gauge just how well the iPhone was doing. The results are encouraging, if a little expected. The iPhone is popping up on the market-share-meter with a full 1% of the wireless market. But, and this is where it gets really interesting, when the respondents were asked about their mobile phone purchases in the coming six months, 16% said they’d plunk down the necessary coin for an iPhone. That’s 16% of the wireless market - “catapulting Apple ahead of all other manufacturers.” In comparison, planned purchases of Motorola handsets declined to 14% (from 33% in October 2006). Future planned BlackBerry purchases were up to 13% (from 10%). And, corroborating “street reports” of iPhone satisfaction, ChangeWave found that an astounding 77% of iPhone owners were “Very Satisfied.” Research In Motion’s BlackBerry garnered a “Very Satisfied” rating from 50% of owners. However, Motorola (36%), Palm (34%), and SonyEricsson (29%) owners didn’t hold their handsets in as high regard. Another interesting finding shows that, since the iPhone’s release, 30% of ChangeWave Alliance members planned to switch to AT&T as their wireless carrier (up from 28%). In contrast, only 19% indicated that they would switch to Verizon (down from 22%), continuing the down-ward trend for the third consecutive survey. It should be noted that ChangeWave is pegging AT&T’s market share at 28% (up from 27%), with Verizon’s market share at 29% (down from 30%). “There’s no doubt about it, consumers are embracing the iPhone. And judging by the numbers...
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