engadget.com - 2/24/2009
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We had an opportunity to sit down with AT&T's Ralph de la Vega last week -- one of the most influential individuals in the wireless world today -- at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona for a nice little chat covering all the topics that have been burning in our minds the last few months: ...
intomobile.com - 2/18/2009
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intomobile.com —
Rumors have been bouncing around for some time
now that Dell may be entering the smartphone market....
While Dell isn’t present at MWC this year, AT&T ( NYSE: T ) Mobility CEO Ralph De La Vega is, and during a panel at the event he let the ...
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Ralph De La Vega: Dell Entering the Smartphone Market… Oops!
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AT&T CEO lays out plans to improve 3G coverage in 2009
AppleInsider —
... Published: 06:00 AM EST Speaking at Mobile World Congress, AT Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega revealed the company's plans to extend 3G coverage to more cities in the US, improve existing coverage, and incrementally ramp up data speeds to retain the title of the fastest American 3G network. In an interview conducted by Engadget at the event, de la Vega defended his company's 3G network in comparison to rivals and described how the company worked with handset makers to improve reliability. He specifically cited Apple, noting, "we communicate with Apple and say, you know, if ...
AT&T 3G network going 850Mhz nationwide by 2010!
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... to the 850Mhz band highlights AT&T’s ongoing effort to improve their 3G network.
While the rest of the world is already looking towards HSPA and HSPA+ wireless networks that are capable of delivering blistering wireless data speeds of 20Mbps+, the US is once again concentrating on catching up with ubiquitous 3G service. At least de la Vega has confirmed HSPA+ to help bridge the gap to LTE over the next year and a half, or so. Awesome…?
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