What carrier is going to be the first one to launch a 3G femtocell in the USA? Any bets? AT&T will say that its MicroCell solution will be available to customers before the end of the year. Sprint on the other hand is saying that its model will be the first 3G femtocell in the
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MobileWhack on 3rd Jul 2009 (via mobilewhack.com)
Ever since AT&T (NYSE: T) announced their 3G femtocell solution, confusingly dubbed the 3G Microcell, signal-seeking AT&T customers have been waiting for Big Blue to go live with their wireless signal booster. That wait may soon come to an end. Reports have crossed the wires, indicating that AT&T is finally preparing to launch their 3G
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IntoMobile on 18th Sep 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
AT&T Mobility is getting close to a "soft launch" of its 3G Microcell product, which will use femtocell technology, according to an Unstrung report citing an anonymous source. The carrier could roll out the femtocell product in Atlanta, San Antonio, Seattle and at least one city in North Carolina, according to the report. An AT&T spokesman told FierceWireless that the carrier is cu...
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FierceWireless on 18th Sep 2009 (via fiercewireless.com)
The eagerly awaiting iPhone users that have been stuck in a dreaded AT&T "dead zone" might finally have some good news. The long awaited AT&T femtocell device may actually arrive next week in select markets that include: Atlanta, San Antonio, Seattle and North Carolina. According to Zacks Investment Research, the 3G MicroCell is expected to launch ...
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Talk iPhone on 20th Sep 2009 (via talkiphone.com)
AT&T began selling a 3G femtocell called the MicroCell in Charlotte, N.C.--an industry first in the U.S., as rivals Verizon and Sprint have only introduced 2G femtocells. AT&T is selling the device for $150, and users can obtain a $100 rebate if they sign up for a monthly $20 plan that offers unlimited calling for subscribers within the femtocell's range. But the pricing is no...
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FierceBroadbandWireless on 24th Sep 2009 (via fiercebroadbandwireless.com)
AT&T beats Sprint to a 3G femtocell, even if it's just a 'soft launch' to start
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Unstrung on 21st Sep 2009 (via unstrung.com)
AT&T has officially published a new web page that provides some details about an unannounced 3G MicroCell femtocell product and service. The MicroCell acts as an in-home base station. Much like the UbiCell product available from Sprint and Verizon, this MicroCell hooks into a homes wired broadband connection and then provides enhanced coverage over an
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HotCellularPhone on 21st Sep 2009 (via hotcellularphone.com)
AT&T is set to unveil a 3G femtocell, reports Unstrung. AT&Ts Microcell is expected to reach select U.S. markets including Atlanta, San Antonio, Seattle and North Carolina in the next week and will support high speed data, unlike competing femtocells from Verizon and Sprint. AT&T has been conducting field trials of 3G Microcell in several
Zacks Investment Research is reporting in a matter-of-fact tone that AT&T's long-rumored, long-desired 3G Microcell femtocell will be hitting some markets "in the next week." The full list of initial launch areas hasn't been disclosed, but Atlanta, San Antonio, Seattle and North Carolina are all specifically mentioned; as you might recall, Sprint restricted the launch of its Aira...
Ever since AT&T (NYSE: T) announced their 3G femtocell solution, confusingly dubbed the 3G Microcell, signal-seeking AT&T customers have been waiting for Big Blue to go live with their wireless signal
Assorted user reports have emerged citing that AT&T's new 3G MicroCell has been test launched in the Charlotte, North Carolina market, with a $150 price tag and no required monthly fees. According to GearLog, an AT&T representative has stated that the femtocell device provides 3.2Mbit/sec 3G service, which is on par with AT&T's existing towers in areas of ideal se...
