Rumor: ATRIX 4G launching for $150 in RadioShack, $50 less than ATT

Motorola has pushed the ATRIX 4G launch earlier to Feb 22. It was originally planned to be released in first week of March and has now officially moved the date earlier. The phone has been announced to be released with ATT for $199 with 2 year contract and looks like RadioShack may be offering this at a cheaper rate.

News: ATT rolling out unlimited mobile-mobile calls

ATT has been enjoying the iPhone exclusivity all this time and finally will share the iPhone consumer base with Verizon starting tomorrow. The Verizon iPhone will be hitting retail stores tomorrow and is likely to lure some customers from ATT to Verizon. In a move to battle this likely move by consumers, ATT has been trying to attract consumers with network, phone and incentives.

News: ATT prepares to fight Verizon, with Motorola Atrix

ATT is finally losing its iPhone exclusivity this month after having a dream run for all these years. iPhone has definitely added number of new subscribers to the network and more importantly had paved way for recurring revenue for the network. The device also being the first smartphone of its kind, forced ATT to improve its network to satisfy the data and call concerns in major areas.

News: Promo video of Motorola Atrix is impressive

Motorola Atrix 4G was one of the phones to look forward to, since its announcement in CES 2011. The phone boasted really good features and had the perfect mix of all features in it. The recent rumors of a launch price of $150 with contract and the impressive promo video makes it all the more attractive now

Article: HotSpots on CDMA phones, is it worth it?

When Verizon announced the launch of iPhone 4 in its network, the rumored news was already beaten to death by almost every news or blog that even vaguely covers gadgets. While the news itself was not surprising to most people, it was interesting to decide if the switch to Verizon from a different carrier or the switch to iPhone within Verizon is worth at this time. The interesting part of the announcement was definitely the ability to enable Mobile HotSpots in iPhone.

Gadget: iPhone coming to Verizon this Tuesday?

Ever since Apple launched iPhone in 2007, it has been exclusive with AT&T and it has proved to be both good and bad for AT&T. While the iPhone brought in lot of customers initially, it also clogged the bandwidth and forced AT&T to improve their network in some major cities.