With all of the gadgets out there requiring data plans and considering the recent expunging of all things unlimited, wouldn’t it be nice to have a solid data plan that consumers could get behind? As of recent, France Telecom’s Orange unit has been allowing iPad owners in Austria to share data with their phones. France, more »

We have certainly heard rumors and rumblings about a webOS based Palm device heading to AT&T in the past, and now we have the official word that AT&T will soon be carrying two webOS devices. The news came by way of AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega during the AT&T Developer Summit that took place more »

“There’s a fee for that.” That may be something AT&T customers will be hearing in the future when it comes to data usage. As anyone who’s seen Verizon’s “There’s a Map for That” ads knows, AT&T’s 3G coverage is pathetic. What’s more, iPhones are huge data hogs. For AT&T this is a recipe for disaster. more »

AT&T announced mixed results this week during an earnings call: landlines continue their downward spiral while iPhone activations were up. Perhaps the most interesting news for consumers was talk of life after the iPhone exclusivity has ended. Could this mean a Verizon iPhone or other carrier in the US could be up sooner than expected? more »

AT&T Wireless CEO Ralph de la Vega raised eyebrows during a speech to industry professionals in Las Vegas yesterday. De la Vega was quick to point out that 40% of all smartphone data is used by just 3% of the company’s smartphone users. While he didn’t go into specifics, it’s safe to say that 3% more »

Ever since Google Android was first officially released, one question asked by many was which cell phone carrier would use it in their phones. With the release of T-Mobile’s G1, we knew T-Mobile liked Android and gave it a shot. From that, another question was developed, which other carriers would follow suit to T-Mobile. At more »