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testfreaks.com - 4/2/2009

BodyGuardz Clear Protection for AT&T Tilt 8925

— testfreaks.com — The other day Tom took a look at the BodyGuardz for his iPhone, today I’ve got it... for myPhone… couldn’t resist that one… anyway, I’ve got the BodyGuardz for my AT&T Tilt and I had a bit of a different experience with ... (more) BodyGuardz Clear Protection for AT&T Tilt 8925

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9to5mac.com - 4/1/2009

Skype works on AT&T's 3G on iPhone 3.0

— 9to5mac.com — We just found something very interesting. When you install Skype on a 3.0 developer preview iPhone, you... can use AT&T's connection to make and receive calls. It even works pretty well over EDGE. Skype treats AT&T's WWAN like a Wifi connection. I did a ... (more) Skype works on AT&T's 3G on iPhone 3.0

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arstechnica.com - 3/31/2009

Recessionomics: does downgrading to dial-up save money?

— arstechnica.com — Saving money in a recession is job number one for many families (though not this one ),... but can you really save hundreds of dollars of year by downgrading from broadband to dialup? That's the premise of a ridiculous article that ... (more) Recessionomics: does downgrading to dial-up save money?

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AT&T kicks off $50 netbook-with-a-catch trial
Engadget — We'd already had some indication that Dell's Mini 9 and Mini 12 netbooks were headed to AT&T stores, and it now looks like those and a few more are now finally available from the carrier -- in Atlanta and Philadelphia, at least. From the looks of it, Atlanta is the real test bed for the trial, with customers there now able to snag netbooks with built-in 3G at prices "starting at $49.99," assuming they also sign up for AT&T's "Internet at Home and On the Go" broadband bundle, of course, which itself starts at $60 a month for a 200 MB per month mobile data plan and basic DSL service. AT&T only goes so far as to say that it's offering ...

AT&T offers $49.99 netbook with 2-year data plan
TechSpot — ... at Home and On the Go” two-year broadband bundle itself starts at $60 a month, which seems like a good enough deal for both a 1.5Mbps residential DSL line and HSDPA connection, though the paltry 200MB monthly cap on the mobile side of things will be a deal breaker for many. Customers also have the option of skipping the DSL bundle offer and buying 5GB/month of HSDPA connectivity for $60 per month. Of course users also get free access to AT 's 20,000+ hotspot locations. According the press release , these deals are currently available at select stores in Atlanta and ...