AT&T says Atrix 4G, Inspire 4G could have HSUPA enabled in April

Mar 25th 2011
No Comments
respond
trackback

Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic.

We’ve already seen some hints that something was coming soon courtesy of the FCC, and now AT&T has confirmed to CNET that both the HTC Inspire 4G and Motorola Atrix 4G could have their HSUPA capabilities enabled sometime in April via a software update. That are supposed to dramatically increase upload speeds at the phones (as much as 5.76 Mbps), and lead them to more “4G” than ever before, but still not quite as “4G” as some other “4G.” Incidentally, the Samsung Infuse 4G has also been confirmed to be shipping with HSUPA enabled, even though it’s still not clear exactly when it is going to ship.

Source

This post is tagged: atrix, capabilities, MBPs, Motorola, Samsung, software update

Leave a Reply × Cancel reply

Apple patent application points to DJ-like beat matching, pairs iTunes with fist pumps
Once upon a less digital time, there existed the art of the mixtape: a tedious labor of affection that required timing, taste and a penchant for musical progression. Now not on this iTunes -era, where personally curated song collections that when served because the background to our lives can now be automated by our dear friends in Cupertino. And, in line with a patent application … »
Roku remote for iOS updated, easier navigation features in tow
Excellent news for people who're enjoying the virtual hook-up between a definite line of miniature entertainment boxes and an iOS device. The Roku app's just hit version 1.1 and is bringing along some relatively fancy, but more importantly, useful features. A number of the new bits include hasta hoy-pad full of buttons and shortcuts for apps like Netflix, Pandora and Crackle.… »