AT&T Wireless Services Inc today said it introduced a high-speed Internet service for mobile phones in San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix and Detroit. Using Nortel infrastructure, the service provides average data speeds of about 220-320 Kbps, and supports simultaneous voice and data connections. The service is priced at $25/month for unlimited mMode data access, (in addition to a standard voice plan,) and $80/month for full unlimited data. The company is offering the Nokia 6651 and Motorola A845 phones for $300 each, and a Lucent / Novatel data card for $150 after rebates. Both phones include Bluetooth and VGA cameras with video capture. The company plans to expand the service to Dallas and San Diego by the end of the year.
Originally published on Pocketnow on July 20, 2004. More Smartphone News articles from the Pocketnow archive.