Well, it’s not much, but AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega doesn’t exactly have to go too far out on a limb to attract attention when he’s talking about something as big as an end to iPhone exclusivity. His latest, and seemingly most extensive ruminations on the matter came during a conference call with

Nokia, the world’s largest phone maker, hasn’t even registered as a blip on most Americans’ radars for years now. Not since Neo’s 8110i fell out of a FedEx envelope has the public as a whole coveted anything the company had to offer, but that could be changing very soon. According to VentureBeat, Nokia has signed on with AT&T to launch some hot new smartphone in the ...

MahlonS writes "AP is reporting on a suit filed in Northern Georgia in which AT&T claims that Verizon's 'There's a Map for That' ads are misleading and amount to deceptive trade practices. Verizon had already agreed to modify their original ad to include a tag line that voice and data services are available outside 3G coverage areas. " What's interesting is that ...

p2pnet news view Advertising | P2P:- “Google is set to become your new phone company, perhaps reducing your phone bill to zilch in the process,” enthuses Ryan Singel in Wired. All other considerations aside, there’s no such thing as ‘zilch’ where giant adco Gargle is concerned. The price tag may be well and truly buried under endless happy PR verbiage, but it’ ...