Unlocking the AT&T iPhone

Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   Mobile       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter April 12, 2012     Lynn La Associate editor Profile Email Unlocking the AT&T iPhone After many years of keeping the handset on lockdown, AT&T announced that iPhone users on its network can unlock their device. Assuming customers meet certain requirements of course (they must be in good standing, they need to fulfill their contract term, etc.), AT&T iPhone users can make the jump to a few other carriers without the need for a jailbreak. Read more | Share on Facebook  T-Mobile: Bring us your unlocked AT&T iPhones | Share on Facebook        HTC Titan II (AT&T) The HTC Titan II is definitely a giant in more ways than one. It has a generous 4.7-inch screen, runs on AT&T's 4G LTE network, and has the highest-resolution camera available in the U.S. for a phone. But users have to pay a pretty penny, since it costs a lot more than other Windows Phone devices on the market.  More | Share on Facebook          BlackBerry Mini Keyboard This well-designed and stylish keyboard for BlackBerry's PlayBook simplifies the tablet's UI by converting it into a virtual laptop. However, at $199, its steep price tag and many of its premium abilities require a purchase from corporate IT managers.  More | Share on Facebook          LG Lucid (Verizon Wireless) Despite it not running Android ICS, its mediocre speaker quality, and its bloatware, the LG Lucid by Verizon is a solid 4G LTE device. Its camera is great, the 1.2GHz processor is snappy, and it has a reasonable price, making it a clear midrange contender.  More | Share on Facebook          Nokia Lumia 900 (AT&T) Dubbed by AT&T as its "hero phone," the long-awaited Nokia Lumia 900 is a beautiful handset. Its unique design will surely turn heads, and you can't argue with the reasonable price. However, the camera is not as good as we expected, and there have been reports of data connection errors.  More | Share on Facebook          Pantech Hotshot (Verizon Wireless) The Pantech Hotshot is a feature phone with a touch-screen display. Although it's neat that it looks like a smartphone, the screen is not responsive, making the simplest of tasks, like texting and swiping, a pain.  More | Share on Facebook       iPhone 4S or Droid Razr Maxx?   My husband has an HTC Thunderbolt and I have an HTC Rezound. We are not particularly happy with either and are ready to change. We've always had the Droid smartphones and never had an iPhone, although we have played with them and know their basic use. I need help deciding between the Maxx and the iPhone. Some things that are important to us are: Internet browsing, email, calender, appointments, pictures, a few apps, and music.  Read full quote Posted by aimcat from the Cell phones forum   Solid unlocked phones   Samsung Galaxy Nexus (unlocked)     Huawei U8860 Honor - textured black (unlocked)     Samsung Galaxy S II (unlocked)     HTC Incredible S (unlocked)     Samsung Galaxy Note (unlocked)     Latest news   Patent suit thumps Apple, RIM over drag, tap, and scroll     Hands on with Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 (photos)     Foxconn doors swung open to visitor, but few surprises await     Google's approval ratings best Apple, Facebook, Twitter     Fresh iPhone 5 rumors: Modified chip, new body, bigger screen

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