A new entry of an iPhone 4s White has been noticed allegedly from AT&T’s internal inventory system, as the launch of Apple’s next generation iPhone is knocking the doors.

The HTC’s first 10.1 Honeycomb line up named Puccini or Jetstream, is all set to catwalk on the ramp of AT&T network with real 4G facilities, the LTE support.

From top-tier producer we have the BlackBerry Uwan 9810 (much recognized as the Torch 2), HTC Iele and HTC ChaCha, correspondingly together with the Samsung Habrok SGH-i857, which is yet unseen. Together Torch 2 and ChaCha were broadly anticipated to strike AT&T, and with Q2 meandering down,

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc has newly passed FCC and approved with AT&T airwaves except to the extent that FCC filings are concerned, this doesn’t all the time inevitably imply that one exacting smartphone that has been cleared will really get to that particular operator.

AT&T is getting ready to dive in the LTE territory (a.k.a. real 4G). It will begin with five cities this summer and then extend to an additional ten by the conclusion of the year. While twenty LTE-enabled devices are also in the pipeline.

AT&T will be growing its Windows Phone 7 collection of smartphones with the bumped-screen HTC HD7S. As for the “S” in the model name stands for S-LCD (Super LCD) – the screen on AT&T’s HD7 model features the newer technology contrasting the unbranded HD7, which exploits standard TFT.

AT&T is hopping into the LTE territory in next to no time, since everyone knows about it. While there are still no LTE-enabled announced devices under the segment of AT&T, though we already know two of them credit to a handful leaked ROMs, the HTC Holiday and the HTC Lead are in the works.

Now AT&T customers can buy a Google Nexus S with the correct 3G bands but of course not from AT&T for that there are other dealers that offer it. Moreover you can opt for your favorite one from a color range of black and white while before there was just black color available.

Wihtout wasting any more time, let’s cut to the chase. We have been confrimed with another good news for Samsung Captivate only for AT&T users that this new Froyo Android 2.2 will be made available from Today and performance enhancements are most likely to be seen with it. We saw this news over AT&T’s official facebook’s page and it has also been stated that users are better of installing it manually.