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Andrew Munchbach |Feb 11th, 2011 at 06:09PM
According to a well placed source of ours, AT&T will be altering its data plan offerings for LaptopConnect devices this Sunday. Devices that utilize LaptopConnect data plans include data sticks, MiFis, and connected netbooks. Currently, AT&T offers a 200MB monthly plan for $35 or a 5GB monthly plan for $60… not all that savory. After this weekend, however, the company will bring its offerings more inline with those its cnemesis, Verizon Wireless. Ma’ Bell will begin offering a 3GB monthl...
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Kelly Hodgkins |Mar 5th, 2010 at 07:04AM
AT&T mobile broadband road warriors have two new 3G devices that they can add to their arsenal of connectivity hardware. Up first is the AT&T USBConnect Velocity from Option which is the first LaptopConnect device to offer on-board GPS. Customers can utilize the on-board GPS and Option’s GPS Control Panel software to obtain location based information from Yahoo Maps and Microsoft’s Bing search engine. Enterprise users can also use TeleNav Track Lite and Xora GPS Locator to locate and track...
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Zach Epstein |Oct 15th, 2008 at 09:51AM
AT&T released a new flavor of USBConnect dongle today along with the claim that it’s the “world’s smallest” device of its kind. We’re not exactly sure if business users are going to factor this claim in when choosing a carrier or device, but we supposed they had to talk about something. The USBConnect Quicksilver is AT&T’s latest LaptopConnect device and is fully compatible with the carrier’s nationwide HSPA network. Of course you can also fork up some extra c...