The T-Mobile webConnect USB Laptop Stick is stylish

Of course if you want to use the service, it’ll cost you $59.99/month.

Here’s a list of the features:

If you purchase the T-Mobile webConnect USB Lapstock with a data plan, it will cost you $50. Once installed, you can choose from 10,000 T-Mobile locations to access the internet.

According to a presentation published by the Boy Genius Report, AT&T will sell the 8-GB iPhone 3G for $599 and the 16-GB iPhone 3G for $699 without requiring buyers to commit to a two-year contract. Contract-free iPhones are expected to be available March 26.

The “no-commit” price is only available to existing AT&T customers.

The promotion is for current customers who want to give an iPhone to someone else as a gift. AT&T is expected to release a new iPhone this summer, and is most likely planning on getting rid of their old inventory first.

The HTC FUZE cell phone is a smart solution for your Smartphone needs. The HTC FUZE features a full slide out QWERTY keyboard so you can do all that you love to do!

Powered by Windows Mobile 6.1, you can surf the internet, send and receive Emails, Text Messages and SMS as well as use mobile these programs: Microsoft Office Word, Excel Mobile, and Powerpoint Mobile. Ant documents that you create can be streamed to your PC for printing or sharing.

The HTC FUZE also features a 3.2 megapixel camera, Video capture, a Windows Media Player, Polyphonic Ringtones and real music ringers. The HTC FUZE has a MicroSD memory card expansion and USB 2.0 connectivity.

This Smartphone is serviced by AT&T and is available for $199.99, not including airtime and a new customer service agreement. Click to Find out more

The HTC Fuze blends style and usability into one fine Smartphone.

This cell phone features a full slide out QWERTY keyboard, so it can be used to browse the mobile web using Windows 6.1 mobile platform. The HTC Fuze also features a TouchFLO 3D touchscreen user interface
which makes it perfect for everything from scrolling through contacts to viewing pictures of that which is dear to you.

The FUZE, serviced by AT&T, can be used to access Email from a variety of Email clients, so you never have to miss an important communication from family, friends or colleagues.

This 3G enabled Smartphone can also operate on wi-fi networks and features Bluetooth stereo music, push to talk technology, a 3,2 megapixel camera and compatibility with AT&T’s Navigator GPS turn-by-turn directions.

Other features include:
* 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus on the back of the phone, additional VGA camera on the front of the phone for video conferencing.
* Video capture up to CIF resolution (352 x 288 pixels)
* Windows Media Player compatible with MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, WAV file formats
* 512 MB of ROM, 288 MB of RAM
* Support for polyphonic ringtones as well as real-music ringers
* Speaker-Independent Voice Dialing: Say the name of any entry in your phone book and the number is dialed automatically without using the keypad. This feature is speaker-independent, so there is no need to train the phone to respond to any one person’s voice. Receive an audible status report of your phone/s coverage, signal strength, and battery strength.
* MicroSD memory card expansion (up to 32 GB capacities)
* USB 2.0 connectivity with mass storage capabilities
* Bluetooth version 2.0+EDR with the following profiles: A2DP (stereo music streaming), AVRC (remote control), HFP (hands-free car kits), HSP (communication headsets), BPP (basic printing profile for text, email), DUN (dial-up networking), FTP (file transfer), HID (support for mice or joysticks), OPP (object push for business cards, calendar items, and pictures), PAN (personal area networking), PBA (transfer contacts)

Find out more about the HTC FUZE Smartphone, Black (AT&T)

“Our social networking applications are among our highest-performing category, and we anticipate sustained interest from consumers as social networks continue to explode in popularity and diversify in purpose,” said Mark Collins, vice president of Consumer Products for AT&T’s wireless unit. “The My Communities application brings unmatched simplicity, increased functionality and deeper integration to this space, a combination we believe will win over active users and newcomers alike.”

My Communities is compatible with MySpace, the mobile-only community Rabble, blogging sites LiveJournal and Xanga and the photo-sharing site Photobucket. My Communities also features sites whose members share common characteristics such as ethnicity (AsianAve, BlackPlanet, MiGente), faith (FaithBase) or sexual orientation (GLEE). Subscribers get instant access to additional sites as soon as they are added to My Communities and will be alerted to updates when they launch the application — no upgrade is required. Through My Communities, subscribers can register for social sites directly from their phone without ever having to go to the Web, a feature not common with most other social networking applications.

This application is available on 23 devices for a monthly subscription of $2.99 a month. To find out more or to see if your mobile device qualifies, please visit AT&T’s Media Mall.

The Terry family said they wished they would have received some kind of warning before receiving their 200-page bill in the mail for $19,370.
In July, their son headed north to Vancouver, Canada, and used a laptop with an AirCard to send photos and e-mails back home. The bill showed he used the service 21 times, but because he was out of the country, the activity added up to thousands of dollars in charges.
The AirCard allows users to connect to e-mail, the Internet and business applications while traveling, according to AT&T’s Web site. On the Terry family’s bill, they were charged international fees for the service.

The family says they don’t want to pay the bill because an AT&T rep told them they wouldn’t be charged for the calls.

AT&T’s first-quarter profit rose 21.5 percent to $3.46 billion, or 57 cents per share, from $2.85 billion, or 45 cents a share, in the same quarter a year earlier.

Profit before items, such as merger-related costs and severance charges for recently announced job cuts, totaled 74 cents and matched Wall Street expectations, according to Reuters Estimates.

Quarterly revenue rose 6.1 percent to $30.7 billion, compared with $30.6 billion expected by analysts.

AT&T is the exclusive retailer (and service provider) for the Apple iPhone.

The addition of this new cell site will help to improve coverage and capacity in the region.

“We want to provide the best service possible for all of our customers in Greensboro, which we consider a strategic market in the Carolinas,” said Alison Hall, vice president and general manager for AT&T’s North and South Carolina market. “These new cell sites, along with our 3G expansion, help to provide superior coverage to give customers an ‘invisible wire’ that extends their broadband experience beyond their office or home.”

Currently, AT&T is adding additional cell sites to strengthen in-building and residential coverage in the following areas:

— I-85 bypass at Pleasant Garden Road
— Joseph Bryan Boulevard and New Garden Road at Brassfield Shopping
Center
— I-40, near Patterson Road, west of Holden Road
— Highway 29 and Market Street, near Bingham Park
— Highway 29, northeast of Greensboro
— Northern Greensboro, at North Church Street and Archergate Road

Look for these upgrades and improvements coming to Greensboro and the surrounding areas soon.

The new store is located at 4025 W. Tilghman Street and features all of the latest video and music mobile phones that are so hot.

As part of the store’s grand-opening celebrations — Saturday, Jan. 26, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. — the first 50 people who activate new service will get a pair of tickets to the AT&T 3-D Fireworks Extravaganza, which will be featured at the minor league baseball game scheduled for July 3 between the Iron Pigs and the Scranton Yankees. Ticket holders will also get a chance to throw out the first pitch at that game. Grand-opening entertainment will
also include the Iron Pigs’ mascot, Ferrous, who will entertain the community along with radio station WAEB-FM, from 2 to 4 p.m.

“We are looking forward to bringing the Allentown community the hottest wireless voice and data products, including the BlackJack(TM) II, LG Shine, BlackBerry(R) and, of course, the iPhone,” said Kester. “Plus, we offer simple and easy-to-understand pricing for families on a budget. We have unlimited text messaging packages for students and plans designed to meet
the unique needs of seniors.”

Store hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday – Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. It will be managed by Jay Kester and will have 8 professionals on their sales staff.

Be sure to stop by and say “hello!”

Mobile Speak is a powerful, full-fledged screen reader with an easy-to-learn command structure, intuitive speech feedback in several languages and Braille support, which can be used with or without speech. Unlike other screen readers for mobile phones, Mobile Speak automatically detects information that the blind user should know, just as a user with sight would easily find highlighted items or key areas of the screen at a glance. Supported applications and functions include:

— Speed dial, call lists and contacts
— Text messaging
— Calendar, tasks, notes and calculator
— Internet browser
— Word, Excel and PowerPoint
— Voice Recorder, Media Player, voice speed dial and voice command
— Phone/device settings, profiles, alarms and ringtones

Mobile Speak is offered with a choice of three Text-To-Speech engines, Fonix, Acapela or Loquendo, allowing the phone to speak English, Spanish or both.

Mobile Magnifier is a flexible, full-screen magnification application that supports low- and high-resolution screens and can be used with or without speech feedback. Magnification software is compatible with a wide range of mobile devices. Unique features include:

— Magnification levels from 1.25x to 16x
— Font-smoothing for easier readability
— Three different layouts: a full-screen, split and distributed view
— Different color schemes, including inverted color
— Automatic panning and cursor-tracking
— Automatic zoom function that detects areas of interest on the screen

Supported phones include Nokia N75, Nokia E62, Cingular 3125, Samsung BlackJack (Windows Mobile version 5), and Pantech Duo (Windows Mobile version 6). Additional compatible devices will be available soon.

These programs are available for a one time charge of $89.00. To learn more or to order these services, please visit AT&T Wireless Disability Resources.