Tag: AT&T

• Jan. 5 CES Highlights & Analysis : Android Goes Slate, Windows Goes ARM, and an iPad 2 Tease

  It’s that time again: CES, the annual consumer electronics convention in Las Vegas where companies show off their gadget game plans for the upcoming year. This is usually the biggest time of year for gadget news – tech blogs and Twitter feeds are overflowing with information, which can be too much for even those paying […]

  Zeke Weeks

  January 5, 2011

  Featured, tech

  4G, android, Android 3.0, Android Honeycomb, Apple rumor, ARM, AT&T, CES, CES 2011, HSPA+, htc, HTC ThunderBolt, iPad 2, iPad 2 leak, iPad 2 rumor, LTE, Mac App Store, mobiles, Nvidia, Project Denver, smartphones, SoC, T-Mobile, Twitter for Mac, Windows on ARM

• My Solution for the Android Bloatware Problem

  

  Note: Skimmers should definitely skip my overtures and get straight to my recommendations at the bottom of this post. A lot of concern has cropped up regarding “bloatware” in the most recent batch of smartphones running Android. There are really two sources of complaints in this area: Custom User Interface skins put on top of […]

  Zeke Weeks

  September 14, 2010

  Featured, tech

  android, AT&T, google, htc, motorola, Open Handset Alliance, open source, Samsung, Sense UI, technology

• Cell Phone Bills

  I am overspending a ton on my AT&T Wireless bill. My plan: 450 Anytime, 5000 Night & Weekend minutes ($40) Unlimited iPhone Data ($20) 1500 Text messages ($10) After taxes and fees, my monthly cell phone bill comes out to $80.06. My actual usage, however, is much less: 116 daytime minutes (almost 75% of my […]

  Zeke Weeks

  April 30, 2008

  tech

  AT&T, iPhone