AT&T has announced its plan to release almost 20 Android based phones in mid of 2011. According to a recent press release issued at CES in Las Vegas, the president and CEO of AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets, Ralph de la Vega, said the company will have at least 20 devices on the market by the end of the year that can utilize 4G speeds (both HSPA+ and LTE, with the former already deployed to “virtually 100% of network” and the latter due for completion in 2013).
Those devices include three Android( )-based smartphones: the Motorola Atrix 4G, HTC Inspire 4G and Samsung Infuse 4G (which is billed as the thinnest Android smartphone to date). The company also says two 4G-enabled tablets will hit the market in 2011, as well as modems and hotspot devices.
Seems like AT&T has big plans for 2011 and they have already created hype by introducing this extensive release of phones and 4G hype. Already tough time for the competitions.
Those devices include three Android( )-based smartphones: the Motorola Atrix 4G, HTC Inspire 4G and Samsung Infuse 4G (which is billed as the thinnest Android smartphone to date). The company also says two 4G-enabled tablets will hit the market in 2011, as well as modems and hotspot devices.
Seems like AT&T has big plans for 2011 and they have already created hype by introducing this extensive release of phones and 4G hype. Already tough time for the competitions.
0 comments:
Post a Comment