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The Samsung Galaxy Note, powered by AT&T's 4G LTE network, is available for pre-order.
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The Galaxy Note, which could be described more as a "tabletphone" than a smartphone, will be released to stores on February 19.
We're in the midst of a huge shake-up in the way consumers get their TV content, and there's no better example of that than Time Warner Cable's recent earnings report.
The Android tablet market seems like it is slowly becoming saturated, as new devices are hitting stores just about every couple of weeks now.
AT&T, the first major carrier in the US to stop offering unlimited data will soon start charging even more for its mobile network.
The second Windows Phone-powered Nokia phone to launch in the US will be coming to AT&T.
To enable anytime-anywhere connectivity on your Playstation Vita will cost from $15 to $25 per month.
AT&T is working with partners to bring its Watson speech engine to connected vehicles.
Launching on AT&T, the latest device to go under Samsung's "Galaxy" portfolio is called the Skyrocket HD.
AT&T has agreed to pay Tivo a whopping sum of $215 million, at a time when it also has to clear up money to pay T-Mobile.
Yet again, for some reason, AT&T has the honor of being the first choice for a new mobile initiative.
AT&T may have failed in its bid to take over T-Mobile, but it has at least gained regulatory approval for its purchase of wireless spectrum from Qualcomm.
Just hours after a report surfaced about AT&T coming to the realization that the T-Mobile buyout would likely never be approved, the carrier decided to announce it would no longer pursue the deal.
AT&T might finally realize it's time to wake up and smell the coffee - the carrier has reportedly been stepping down its efforts to push the T-Mobile buyout deal through.
Adding to the bucket of scenarios that could happen if AT&T's proposed T-Mobile acuiqisition falls through, Dish Network is apparently very interested in striking its own deal.
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