This spring, Samsung introduced the first of its Galaxy S phones, Android powerhouses to rival the HTC EVO 4G, the various Droids (both Motorola’s and HTC’s), and of course, the iPhone 4. AT&T’s version of the Galaxy S, the Samsung Captivate ($200 with a two-year contract, as of July...

The Android smartphone, viewed as rival to iPhone, goes on sale later this year. The Samsung Captivate, an Android 2.1 smartphone, will go on sale through AT&T later this year, offering a 4-in. Super AMOLED touchscreen display and a 1-GHz processor that may help make it a viable competitor to the...

According to the reports coming in from all over the web, AT&T (NYSE: T) is suffering some data issues across the nation Southeastern US. This doesn’t surprise us, as AT&T is prone to this sort of thing every now and then and it quickly gets resolved, but we at IntoMobile haven’t been affected so...

Call me crazy, but I’m starting to think AT&T might actually be trying to get bad publicity. I mean, come on: First, the company pulls the plug on its unlimited data plans, leading to what’s being described by some as a bait-and-switch, especially for iPad 3G users. As my colleague Dan...

AT&T announced on Wednesday sweeping changes to its mobile data plans, ahead of the presumed arrival of a new iPhone model next week. The new AT&T mobile data pricing eliminates the previous “Unlimited” plan, and also adds a tethering option for the iPhone users who have been expecting...