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AT&T has decided to pull the plug on the HTC First ‘Facebook phone’ after only being on the market for a few weeks, as the device is getting canned due to “shockingly bad” sales.AT&T dropped the price of the phone to a meager $0.99.Anyway, it's a bad sign for Facebook and HTC as both companies try to jock for its place in the lucrative mobile device market.

We're happy to let you know, that the HTC One is officially on sale at AT&T and Sprint as of today.Both carriers and their resellers are offering the device at $200 on contract for a 32GB model, with AT&T still holding the US exclusive on a $300 64GB version.

AT&T had decided to picked up HTC’s first Facebook smartphone. The HTC First will be the carriers ” flagship smartphone for the spring.”It will hit AT&T store on April 12th, priced at $99 on a two years contract.

HTC has officially announced the First, an Android device with a bit more Facebook influence than most other smartphones we've used in the past.There were no specs announced for the device, other than it having LTE, but anyway, the earlier leaks have indicated it will be 4.3-inch, 720p mid-range phone, not threatening the HTC One by any stretch of the imagination.The device will be available on April 12th exclusively in the US on AT&T for just $99.

According to lates news, AT&T has clarified its pricing for the Samsung Galaxy S4, that will officially be $199.99 for the 16GB model and $249.99 for the 32GB model, both requiring a two-year contract agreement.And do not forget, that pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S4 on AT&T start on April 16th.

This Friday AT&T will be offering up Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD 8.9 with LTE in tow.Customers looking to nab the 32GB Kindle Fire HD 8.9 with a new two-year contract will receive a $150 discount, bringing the cost of the $399 tablet down to $249.The tablet supports AT&T’s HSPA+ network as well. Excepting the new connectivity options, this is still the same Kindle Fire HD that’s caused quite a stir.

We still haven't received any official information regarding the HTC One pricing or specs, but thanks to one of our eagle-eyed tipsters, we at least have a solid idea of AT&T's particular plans for the device.The pre-orders are set to begin this week, with the 32GB flavor being offered in both silver and black hues for $249.99.The exclusive 64GB model likely won't be ready in time for early adopters, but it'll go for $299.

A few weeks ago Sony announced that it would be releasing an update for its Xperia TL handsets, and today AT&T has confirmed that the update is now available for download.It will bring all of the goodness of Google’s Jelly Bean version of Android, such as Google now and Project Butter.AT&T will be rolling out Jelly Bean updates to other devices on its network soon, so keep your eyes peeled for the latest updates.

AT&T is officially the first to come forward with pricing and release date of BlackBerry Z10 details. Ma Bell will be opening pre-orders tomorrow, with actual shipping to start late next week, on the 22nd.The device will be available for $199.99 with two-year contracts.The spec sheet will be the same across the board, with highlights including a 4.2-inch display, dual-core Snapdragon S4 CPU, 2 GB of RAM and 8 MP camera.

Today, we bring you word that the AT&T version of the HTC One X has finally received the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update.With the advent of Jelly Bean, some folks who might have wanted to make the upgrade to a new handset could very well hold their horses.Of course, the patience of customers in waiting have definitely become thin, as the international models of the HTC One X have already received Android 4.