AT&T has finally started rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for its variant of the Galaxy S II.

Bad news for Galaxy S III owners in the United States. For some unknown reason, Verizon and AT&T have opted-out from the free 50GB Dropbox promo available with the Galaxy S III.

Verizon and AT&T have started rolling out a bug-fixing software update for the LG Lucid and the HTC One X respectively.

AT&T has also announced its pre-order date and on-contract pricing of the Galaxy S III in the United States. The carrier has also managed to gain exclusive access to a red color of the handset, which will be available later this summer.

Samsung recently announced the new Samsung Galaxy Appeal slider phone. This handset is exclusively available for the AT&T GoPhone subscribers in the US.

Samsung Focus 2 is the company’s first 4G LTE Windows Phone. This handset is finally available for purchase at AT&T for just $49.99.

I noticed a visual voicemail configuration pop up on my Lumia 800 today. Could AT&T be enabling the feature for non-LTE Windows Phones? Let’s hope so!

In a wise move, Samsung and AT&T have cancelled the release of the Galaxy S II Skyrocket HD.

AT&T’s CEO has publicly blamed Google for the delay in Android OS updates with a very vague statement. Thankfully, Google has already released a statement stating its not sure what AT&T’s CEO is referring to, and briefing the Android OS update process.

Samsung recently announced the Windows Phone powered Focus 2 smartphone. This handset will be available for purchase from May 20 for just $49.99 with a 2 year service agreement.

AT&T is currently selling the HTC One X for $199.99 with a 2 year service agreement. On the other hand, you can get this device from Amazon for just $149.99 on contract.

Bad news AT&T’s One X owners! The bootloader of the latest and greatest handset from HTC cannot be unlocked due to certain “restrictions”.

More than 78% of AT&T smartphone activations were iPhone in Q1 2012

AT&T recently announced the price and availability of the powerful HTC One X smartphone. This handset will be available for purchase from May 6 for $199.99 with a 2 year service agreement.

Nokia’s had a roller coaster fortnight. What matters though, is the Lumia 900 seems to be selling well. Is it enough to mark Nokia’s comeback? Time will tell.