AT&T users report getting throttled at 2GB despite 'unlimited' data plans - Network World

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AT&T users report getting throttled at 2GB despite 'unlimited' data plans Network World By Brad Reed, Network World If you're an old-school iPhone user who still has one of AT&T's unlimited data plans, be prepared for a rude awakening. Some AT&T customers have reported that they are getting knocked from 3G speeds down to 2G speeds after ... Screw you, too, AT&TBetaNews AT&T starts throttling unlimited data usersMacgasm AT&T Starts Throttling Grandfathered Unlimited Customers after 2 GBGotta Be Mobile Houston Chronicle (blog) all 34 news articles »

Why I Switched from AT&T to Verizon - PCWorld

Why I Switched from AT&T to Verizon PCWorld I live in suburban Houston in a community near a major highway, and yet four or five areas where I live get no AT&T service at all. I could almost understand if the signal decreased, or if it switched from 3G to the older Edge network in places, ... and more »

Huawei Honor spotted at the FCC with AT&T bands - Android Community

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Huawei Honor spotted at the FCC with AT&T bands Android Community The phone had radios compatible with AT&T's 3G and HSPA+ bands. As always with FCC filings, that doesn't necessarily mean it's coming to any particular carrier – phones are often certified for the benefit of showing them off to potential partners. Huawei Honor hits the FCC with AT&T 3G bandsUnwired View Huawei Honor with AT&T 3G bands gets the FCC approvalIntoMobile Huawei Honor has its eyes on AT&TRethink Wireless Ubergizmo -AndroidGuys -Android Authority all 39 news articles »

Huawei Honor shows up at the FCC with AT&T 3G bands in tow - Technology Bloom News

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Huawei Honor shows up at the FCC with AT&T 3G bands in tow Technology Bloom News Just recently, the Huawei Honor showed up at the doorstep of the FCC with AT&T's 3G bands in tow in addition to the WCDMA 850 / 1900 bands it has under the hood. Since it already has the FCC's blessing to hit the airwaves, all that's left is the ... and more »

Fast Phones, Dead Batteries - Wall Street Journal

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Fast Phones, Dead Batteries Wall Street Journal Verizon Wireless, AT&T Inc. and Sprint Nextel Corp. are investing billions of dollars to expand their 4G networks over the next two to three years on a technological standard known as long-term evolution, or LTE, with the promise of speeds of as much ... Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx reviewEngadget all 98 news articles »