AT&T has announced, in conjunction with CES 2010 that it will be offering 5 android devices starting with the DELL Mini 3. It’s about time that we opened up the AT&T community to an openly developed community. The iPhone is great, but with the network that AT&T offers, it’s exciting to see that there will be competition for the Android mobile OS platform. Read more from CNET.

http://ces.cnet.com/8301-31045_1-10426673-269.html

According to the associated press, AT&T has announced that it will allow Voice Over IP Service to it’s subscribers. This will allow Apple to amend it’s policies that restrict such software. Software such as Skype to run on these devices using only data services. This is a great move on the part of AT&T and Apple and should allow for robust growth with regard to calling features. Google Voice……. what might you have to say to this??

Check out the full read here:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hB4SzEgrB2SGvqUoDf5XFE7MlAvgD9B5RLNG0

So, as my HTC 8925 (aka AT&T Tilt) phone started randomly hanging up after a minute or two of calls recently, I decided it was time for an upgrade. With my satisfaction with HTC products, I decided to pick up the HTC Fuze. The fuze offers many of the features of the AT&T Tilt, with improved hardware. There were a few tweaks needed to get the phone to where I wanted it (ie enabling some disabled camera modes and HSDPA).