AT&T slow to the 3G femtocell game, Sprint takes the lead…

by adam on July 2, 2009

I am getting tired of hanging out of my loft’s window to talk on the phone. All AT&T can tell me is that they are working on a solution, which apparently I am not allowed to test. According to Unstrung, Sprint is likely to have the first 3G femtocell on the market.

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