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

So Google has officially released it’s Latitude mobile location service. Although I’ve had a bit of trouble with setting it up on my phone, the application is actually relativly useful. CNN has an in depth article on the new software located here: Google Latitude.

Check it out.The privacy options are extensive, from being able to change your location manually (via iGoogle) or being able to hide yourself all together. You can set up meeting points, send sms and even place calls via the app.

Not bad Mr Google!!