Option’s refreshed GTM601 / GTM609 module is the smallest with voice, HSPA, EV-DO, GPS, GLONASS, and alphabet soup
Besides a healthy consumer modem business, Option is one of the world’s big suppliers of cellular chipsets — and it just unleashed a particularly interesting one here at CES this week. No bigger than a postage stamp and about as thick as a nickel, the second-generation GTM601 and GTM609 is billed as the world’s smallest to support voice, GSM / HSPA, CDMA / EV-DO, GPS, and GLONASS, which stands to make your next phone design (assuming you are, in fact, designing a phone) more svelte and power-conscious than ever before… and as a bonus, it’ll work around the world with the world’s most popular 2G / 3G standards and frequencies. Follow the break for the full press release.
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Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: alphabet, evdo, glonass, GTM601, GTM609, hspa, module, Options, refreshed, smallest, soup, voice
LG Optimus 2X coming to T-Mobile USA by March?
When the Optimus 2X was announced a few days ago, North America was conspicuously left out of the nebulous launch plans mentioned in the press release -- but that doesn't necessarily mean it's not coming. RCR Wireless says it has it on "rather good authority" that LG's beastly Tegra 2 -powered Android phone will in fact see a US launch, and that said launch will be on T-Mobile in late February (which would be right after MWC ) or early March.
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: core, gingerbread, hspa, htc, motorola, processor, rumor, tegra 2, the-dual-core, wireless
Google’s Nexus S official, coming December 16th to US, 20th to UK (update: $199 on contract, $529 unlocked)
This thing is all but official anyway, but for what it's worth, Google's now got its own product page live for the upcoming Nexus S from Samsung. Here's the rundown: 4-inch WVGA display, triband HSPA with AWS support (no HSPA+, seemingly), 5 megapixel camera, NFC , 16GB of onboard storage, 512MB of RAM, available on T-Mobile. It's also got a gyroscope -- as do the existing Galaxy S phones -- along with something being called the "contour display" (which matches up with rumors we've heard ), integrated VoIP support, and Android 2.3 Gingerbread
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone Tags: Best Buy, car phone warehouse, dual, engadget, gingerbread, hspa, nexus, nexus s, pricing, thing, video
AT&T: 80 percent of network now upgraded to HSPA+
AT&T promised that it would be expanding its HSPA+ rollout this year, and it's now finally touting some actual results.
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: att, data, entry, expanding-its, hspa, johndonovan, Mobile Data, mobile data use, performance, three-thousan, traffic-growth
Qik integrates deeply into myTouch 4G’s hardware, Android contact book
Surely you've heard of Qik by now, right? It's most closely linked to Sprint's EVO 4G , but it looks as if the video calling service is now siding with another "4G" carrier: T-Mobile USA
Categories: Android, Mobile Phone, Other Tags: conversations, froyo, gloves, hspa, newfangled, rates, sprint, video, video calling, video chat
T-Mobile moves up to 75 live HSPA+ markets, says it’s running the largest ’4G’ network in the US
T-Mobile is announcing this evening that it's now got 75 live HSPA+ markets online, with coverage for roughly 200 million Americans up and running by the end of 2010. That footprint will start off at a theoretical max downlink of 21Mbps, but the carrier will be looking to scale that to 42Mbps in 2011 with the capacity to upgrade to 84 and 168Mbps down the road -- all without ever worrying about LTE
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: dell, engadget, feathers, garden, hspa, htc, Inspiron, largest, mobile, result, television, veracity, verizon
Palm Pre 2 for Rogers in the wild
Curious where Palm model number P102UNA -- the North American UMTS variant of the Pre 2 -- might be headed?
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: entry, france, hspa, latest-handset, moving, number, p102una, palm, pre 2, strutting-its, umts, webos, wild
T-Mobile myTouch hands-on
That front-facing camera, optical trackpad and Genius button are all in plain sight, but we're afraid we didn't get to give them a try -- the screen on this T-Mobile myTouch is pitch black because it's just a hardware prototype. That didn't keep us from snapping plenty of pictures when we spotted the Froyo-filled HSPA+ handset at the carrier's booth, though -- including a few of the phone side-by-side with its predecessor, the myTouch Slide . First, you'd probably like to hear about the hardware on display, so here's the executive summary: the device feels fairly solid, it's got a neat two-tone design with a fancy metal battery cover, and there's a nice big shutter button
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: design, entry, hspa, landscape-dock, mytouch, mytouch hd, mytouchslide, smartphone, trackpad
Rumored T-Mobile doc pegs myTouch HD with front-facing camera, screen sharing, and ‘dual processor’
Now that T-Mobile's got its G2 slider out in the open, the cosmic universe reckons it's time to look towards the next HSPA+ device -- and the next iteration of the Android-laden myTouch series. We've seen alleged pics of the myTouch HD before, and now TmoNews has what it claims is an internal document from the carrier boasting some of the key features of the device
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: camera, Carrier, chat, document, dual, dual-core, dual-processor, hspa, leak, naught, result, video, yahoo
Polish operator Mobyland jumps straight from 2G to LTE
If you're still running a GPRS or EDGE network anywhere in the world, we've just about reached a breaking point now where you're probably better off moving straight to LTE rather than investing billions of dollars and years of work bringing HSPA or HSPA+ online.