In Part 1 of my tech travel journal, I explained how I was traveling recently without a laptop. Well, actually, I did have one on my trip to San Francisco, but it was emergency backup only. Otherwise, with one tablet, three smartphones and a mobile hotspot, I presumably had more than enough to get some

Being away from home for nearly two weeks can be a tough proposition — especially when you leave home intending to work. You’re not packing suntan oil and swimsuits, but power adapters, accessories and other portables. Not that I’m complaining — after reading about Mike’s travels, I have to count my blessings. While he was

If you’re Android phone from AT&T was already released in 2011, and it’s a post-paid model, you can expect an update to Gingerbread at some point in your future. While officially announcing the LG Thrill 4G today, AT&T also brought some Gingerbread goodness along with them.  Owners of the Motorola Atrix 4G will begin receiving

4G is 4G. Except when it’s not. Earlier today I conducted a very off the cuff speed test of the HTC Thunderbolt, Verizon’s first 4G LTE smartphone. I did the test during my unboxing video of the device, using SpeedTest.net’s Android app. The test yielded some pretty wild results, including upload speeds in excess of

The winners for our HTC Inspire 4G Giveaway have been chosen, and now it’s time to find out who they are! First off, a thank you to AT&T for teaming up with TechnoBuffalo to give away these HTC Inspire 4G handsets.  And secondly, a huge thank you to everyone who came by to enter the

AT&T wants you to shout your love … and we’ll give you an HTC Inspire 4G for doing it! From now through Feb. 14th, AT&T is running a “Shout Your Love” contest on their Facebook page.  However, why not spread the love?  So AT&T has teamed up with us for a separate contest where you can win

The HTC Inspire 4G, AT&T’s first 4G phone hits stores on February 13, but we’ve got one now. I got the HTC Inspire 4G out of the box and checked out the new version of HTC Sense running on Android 2.2, all displayed on a huge 4.3″ WVGA Super LCD screen. For $100 on contract,

We’ve all heard the rumors of course that AT&T is losing it’s iPhone exclusivity in the near future, and judging by the number of new smartphones the company announced this morning, plus the addition of it’s own LTE network, it appears that the company is gearing up for a big ole street fight with Verizon.