Many AT&T customers have been waiting for the HTC One X to land on the network, and today, we might finally have a solid date you can look forward to. Best Buy began offering pre-orders for the handset a few weeks ago, but gave no time frame for the release. Today, Best Buy has notified those who pre-ordered that the One X will be shipping May 6th. 

After just releasing an update for its app yesterday, the team over at doubleTwist haa announced a new app today called doubleTwist Alarm Clock. With a focus on music, Alarm Clock will wake you up whenever you’d like, playing a playlist selected before you head to bed. 

Google has been rumored to launch its Google Drive product for quite awhile. Most recently, we heard the product is set to launch in early April, but we’re still waiting on official word from Google. Tonight, it’s been revealed that Google Drive may offer its users 5GB of free storage when first signing up.

Owners of the Sony Xperia Play, get your thumbs ready for some beta testing. Tonight, Sony has released a public beta for Ice Cream Sandwich that runs on the Xperia Play. Sure, it was available through custom ROMs, but nothings better than an official release. Sony wants your help testing the software.

Sprint today confirmed its plans to stop creating devices that support WiMax and continue to focus on rolling out their 4G LTE network. As you may remember, Sprint was one of the first carriers to offer 4G, with the help of WiMax. Sprint will still be offering WiMax services, but will continue building its 4G LTE network for a full rollout by midyear. It’s not clear how long Sprint will continue supporting WiMax once that happens.