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AT&T is quietly (or accidentally) opening up FaceTime to its unlimited data customers

AT&T is quietly (or accidentally) opening up FaceTime to its unlimited data customers

November 21, 2012 10:15 AM Ricardo Bilton
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AT&T seems to be allowing many more customers to use FaceTime over its cellular network. Early holiday present or a massive accident?

AT&T catches up to Verizon with “Mobile Share” data plans

AT&T catches up to Verizon with “Mobile Share” data plans

July 18, 2012 6:17 AM Devindra Hardawar
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As promised, AT&T has laid out its shared data plans today, which it’s calling “Mobile Share.” Just like Verizon’s “Share Everything” plans announced last month, the Mobile Share plans will allow AT&T customers to share a single pool of data …

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