Ninety-nine bucks (and a two-year contract) is all it will take to buy the HTC Inspire 4G from AT&T starting on February 13, 2011. The device is the first of its kind on the AT&T network, and will take advantage of the company's nationwide HSPA+ technology. Download speeds are expected to start at 6 Mbps with a theoretical maximum of 21 Mbps in the works.

After what has likely seemed like an eternity to prospective Nexus One owners currently under contract with AT&T or Rogers, or hoping to use Google's flagship Android phone on either of those networks, a new version of the Google Nexus One that supports AT&T and Rogers 3G bands (850/1900/2100 MHz) is now available.