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AT&T will release a new rugged handset which is known as the Airo Wireless A25is. The phone is claimed to be the first rugged device on their network, which will be able to support its suite of business mobile applications.
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AT&T is more or less famous for their iPhone, but today we shall take a look at another handset known as the Airo Wireless A25is rugged phone . Basically, this is touted to be the first rugged device on their network which will be able …
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Would AT&T know I have changed phones ? I hear they are are wanting to force people to have a data plan and I am happy with my low rates the way they are and have no need to access the net on their network …
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AT&T hasn’t been quite as forthcoming with the exact details of its next-gen network plans as T-Mobile and Verizon have been recently, but FierceBroadbandWireless appears to have wrested a tidbit from wireless boss Ralph de la Vega in a recent interview. Though the standard HSPA 7.2Mbps deployment is still AT&T’s short-term focus, HSPA+ — which can theoretically take HSPA to 21Mbps and beyond — is clearly still on its radar prior to LTE . “We will also deploy HSPA+ in certain locations,” de la Vega said on no uncertain terms — without revealing even a hint about where those “certain locations” might be, unfortunately. Speaking of LTE, the 4G tech still seems to be on AT&T’s back burner for the moment with the first commercial markets not scheduled to light up until 2011, a strategy that seems pretty difficult to argue with considering HSPA’s considerable room to grow from its current speeds and the lack of LTE devices in the pipeline. Of course, that could end up really hurting these guys a few years down the line when the first generation of LTE is in its prime and they’ve given Verizon about a year’s head start, but — and this is a huge “but” — if they can save up some cash by rolling cheaper HSPA upgrades now and really dump unheard-of levels of cash into the network when they’re good and ready, it’s conceivable that they’ll be able to build out a big footprint in short order. Ralph, can we recommend you look to Bell and Telus for inspiration on how to pull that off? AT&T’s de la Vega: HSPA+ coming ‘in certain locations’ originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 12 Mar 2010 15:49:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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There’s no rest for the wicked — and perhaps nothing in the world of wireless describes “wicked” better than Nordic carrier TeliaSonera , which holds the distinction of having deployed the world’s first commercial LTE network last year. Thing is, the network’s been taking a little heat for being effectively no faster than some of the recent HSPA+ deployments around the globe, but no worries — they’re already working on it. It seems that central Stockholm is the first area to benefit from upgrades that will take the LTE airwaves to a theoretical max of 100Mbps with “practical” downlink throughput alleged to be down around 80Mbps, still a fine upgrade from the real-world peaks of 40Mbps that folks have been seeing so far. If you’re outside Stockholm, TeliaSonera expect to upgrade the rest of the LTE network in Spring. Where’s the carrier suddenly finding all this extra bandwidth? It’s said to be more of a backhaul upgrade than anything else, which sounds kind of familiar . TeliaSonera already upgrading LTE network, ‘practical speeds’ of up to 80Mbps promised originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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AT&T’s preaching about the mucho dinero it’s dropping into renovating its network to pretty much anyone who’ll listen these days, and a veritable cornucopia of press releases this week start to go into detail on some of the upgrades we’ll be seeing over the course of 2010. We’re counting at least a dozen here, covering everything from New York City to Florida to Oklahoma, but the message is basically the same in every one: more cell sites, more 3G coverage, more backhaul. AT&T liberally pimps its nine-figure investments in most states over the past several years, too — but of course, phones need spectrum to communicate, not blank checks and promises. Let’s see how we finish the year after those iPads, next-gen iPhones, and AT&T-compatible Nexus Ones (our fingers are crossed) have had a chance to slam the airwaves for a bit, shall we? AT&T announces slew of network investments for 2010 originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 06 Mar 2010 11:16:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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