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- Devicescape launches network to get gadgets online, wherever you roam
- Surge in High-Tech Devices and Services a Double-Edged Sword for Carriers
- Is AT&T about to clamp down on heaviest iPhone data users?
- Deutsche Telekom CFO on T-Mobile USA: ‘we lost customers because many… couldn’t get 3G’
- Achtung, T-Mobile: if Project Dark is $50 unlimited, you’re in trouble
- Again? Wal-Mart’s Straight Talk ‘Unlimited’ Mobile Data Plan Actually Quite Limited
- What the U.S. Prepaid Guys Can Learn From the UK’s O2
- The Future of 4G: A Reality Check
- Android phones give carrier services more muscle
- Has AT&T Wireless data congestion been self-inflicted?
It’s great how so many of these are related. Devices are becoming more high tech. It used to be high tech meant blackberry and WM. now even a slider texting device will have Android OS so it can really be considered high tech.
ATT has issues with their data users and 4G is the next big thing. If a company is not ahead of the curve to ride the wave of change, they will drown. IBM with the PC (drown), WalMart with retail (surfing). We are more connected than ever which means data usage. If the wireless network can’t handle a lot more data traffic, the carrier will lose out in churn.