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AT&T is also responding to COVID-19 by pledging to FCC's “Keep Americans Connected”


AT&T is now responding the novel Coronavirus pandemic as well by pledging to FCC's “Keep Americans Connected” pledge. Like Verizon Wireless, even AT&T have announced to not terminate their services provided to any wireless, home phone, residential broadband or small business customers as well as to waive all late payment fees incurred due to the financial hardships faced during the Coronavirus outbreak. AT&T will also keep their public WiFi hotspots open and accessible to all Americans across the country. In addition, the company made it clear that, the health and safety of their customers and employees are their top priorities and have taken all appropriate preventative measures for the well-being of their employees in customer-facing roles. AT&T have asked employees to work from home if their roles allow until further notice, even offering a limited, excused paid time off for anyone who may need to be self-quarantined showing COVID-19 symptoms.
As a global company, we have extensive experience in planning for and responding to a wide variety of situations around the world. Our teams are closely monitoring developments in the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and are taking the appropriate steps – consistent with CDC and WHO recommendations – to help maintain the ongoing health and safety of our employees and customers.
Source: AT&T

AT&T is also asking employees to work from home due to the spread of COVID-19


Over the past week, we have seen several companies from United States offering work from home to employees for their well-being and to prevent the further spread of ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. And now the latest news comes in from one of the largest employers in the stateside, who is also asking their employees to work remotely if their respective roles allow. In a memo issued to all AT&T employees this Friday, the company's CEO Randall Stephenson have asked their staffs to remain at home until further notice, also mentioning that the company will be announcing special measures in order to safeguard their employees who is not able to work remotely at this moment.

 Source: CNBC

Nokia Lumia 635 leaks for AT&T



Nokia's LTE capable affordable smartphone, that was announced in the past April, now seems to be heading to the United States's telecommunication network carrier, AT&T, as we have the industry leading smartphone tipster, evleaks sharing the pictures of the upcoming middle-ranged Windows Phone from Nokia and AT&T, Lumia 635 in Black tinge.

 The smartphone we seem from the above shots, looks to be unchanged from it's design, when compared it with the international version of the handset, except making some room for an additional AT&T branding on the bottom back side of the device. From it's inside, the smartphone will feature the same Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, running at 1.2GHz, a 4.5-inches ClearBlack LCD screen of FWVGA resolution display, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3, eight gigabytes of internal expandable storage, 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory, five megapixels primary shooter, without a LED flash light, Bluetooth 4.0 and 4G LTE network support on top, 1,850mAh powered battery and attributing Microsoft's latest, Windows Phone 8.1 operating system out of the box. We are still awaiting more words on the unit's announcement, availability and other pricing details from the Stateside operator, AT&T.

 Source: @evleaks

AT&T will soon offer HTC Desire 610



The American multinational telecommunications corporation, AT&T is reportedly having a new smartphone coming up their pipeline for the United States customers from the Taiwanese phone maker, HTC. The new phone will be the company's Desire 610 model, that was announced back in February at their Mobile World Congress event.

 The lately announced smartphone is already available in other regions of the European continent and in United Kingdom, now being sold for a price of £220 or €280. evleaks has tipped us with an Press render of the smartphone, claiming the smartphone to be available on AT&T's network, later this year. With an official announcement from this Stateside carrier, this smartphone will be making it's way the United States, offering the countryside consumers with a middle ranged HTC make.

 HTC Desire 610 smartphone will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, speeding at 1.2GHz, 4.7-inches qHD screen with 960 x 540 resolution display, eight gigabytes of internal memory (expandable via microSD card), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels of primary lens with LED flash light and a 1.3 megapixels secondary front facing camera, Bluetooth 4.0 and 4G LTE network capabilities, 2,040mAh powered battery and running Android's version 4.4 KitKat with proprietary Sense User Interface. And remember there is also the traditional HTC style dual stereo front-sided speakers on the device. This time too, there is no other information regarding the availability nor pricing coming in from the leakster.

 Source: @evleaks

Google Glass to reportedly hit Stateside AT&T stores. Will not, says other sources



Google is taking all that steps to make their wearable Glass available for the public consumers. In the past we have see the American multinational corporation specialized in Internet-related services and products, announce promotional one day sales for interested Google Glass Explorers. Following this, lastly, Google has also opened up Glass Explorer program for their United States based customers, who is ready to spend some solid amount of 1500 United States Dollars for the pre-release Beta version headset.

 Today, the leading smartphone tipster, evleaks came up with rumors suggesting, AT&T stores in America will be one of the first places to offer Google's new high-tech wearable Glass for the public customers. Unfortunately, we don't hear about any dates and time to expect the Glass availability, anytime soon. This is kind of surprising, as we have always seen the search giant selling most of their commodities from Google Play Store, not network carriers.

 But for the most interesting fact, and to strengthen up our aforementioned words, the PHANDROID source updates tells us that, they have reached out to a Google spokesperson, who allegedly claimed that the company have no current plans to sell their product through AT&T stores in USA. Anyways, nothing here is just official yet.

 Source: @evleaks, PHANDROID

Samsung Galaxy S5 Active is now official from AT&T



Samsung has officially announced Galaxy S5 Active with the American multinational telecommunication corporation, AT&T. We have seen the new smartphone leak in a few videos and Press renders, earlier this month, where today the South Koreans and the Americans make the handset official for the public.

 As seen from the predecessor handset, the Galaxy S4 Active, the new release from Samsung too will fall in line with its Active design, making the smartphone more rugged, shock, water and dust resistant from the original Galaxy S5, (yeah, we admit that the flagship too packs in dust and water resistance on board). The new phone is said to come equipped with IP67-certification rating over the hood along with Military-specifications 810G on top. On the front we will have three physical hardware buttons on the display, accompanied by the the same heart rate sensor and LED flash on the back.

 Other than that, there is the traditional Samsung Activity Zone, which launches all outdoor activity-related features in one application screen. The phone is measured at 145.28 x 73.4 x 8.89 millimeters in dimensions and weighs 170 grams on mass, which will be available in Camo Green, Titanium Gray and Ruby Red color options, where you can now order the phone for about 199.99 United States Dollars for a two-year contract from AT&T or just grab it for a regular price of 714.99 USD. You can also bag 50% off on the Samsung made Gear Fit, when you buy the Galaxy S5 Active from the operator.

 Samsung's new Active smartphone will ship with a Quad-Core 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.1-inches Full High Definition Super AMOLED screen panel of 1080 x 1920 resolution display, 16 gigabytes of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot), two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 16 megapixels primary shooter on the back with LED flash  light, that is capable of capturing Ultra High Definition screen videos, with a two megapixels front facing secondary camera, Bluetooth 4.0 LE, Near Field Communication and 4G LTE network capabilities, a 2,800mAh powered battery and runs Android's version 4.4 KitKat, with Samsung's proprietary TouchWiz User Interface.

 Source: AT&T

Samsung Galaxy S5 Copper Gold in pipelines of Sprint and AT&T



The middle eastern exclusive shade of the South Korean multinational electronics manufacturer's 2014 flagship handset will be making it's way to the United States customers. Today we have leaks from the Stateside carriers Sprint and AT&T, coming in from the trusted courtesy of evleaks. Previously we heard about the front runner smartphone in Copper Gold, which was also said to arrive on Verizon's wireless network carrier soon.

 What we do notice here the most is that the Gold shade on the AT&T version looks to be more brighter and sharper, almost resembling the original Gold flavor that was in hands of the T-Mobile's CEO in the past, where else the Sprint variant seems to match the standard Copper Gold color. We can assume this to be just a matter of leaked Press renders. Unfortunately we don't see any dates of the handset's availability for these US carriers, but we definitely hope this won't be a long wait from now. Other than the changes from the exterior paint jobs, we will be seeing the very same device with unchanged internal specifications out of the box.


Source: @evleaks

HTC M8 or The All New One is coming on AT&T's network



Another most talked about smartphone that is yet to be announced from the Taiwanese manufacturer, the internally codenamed M8 or unannounced, The All New One, is here in leaks again from Twitter, this time wearing the United States carrier's branding on it's back, as well as on the notification bar.

 According to the most known leakster from the past, evleaks, the phone is reportedly coming to the Stateside's carrier AT&T's network soon after it's official announcement this month, as HTC have scheduled a Press Conference in London, United Kingdom and New York, United States of America, the coming 25th of March, 2014.

 As far as the new picture is concerned, the new leaked Press render aligns well with what we have been seeing previously, with it's predecessor like aluminium finished body chassis, dual camera on the back with two-tone LED flash kind of setup, including HTC's own dual stereo BoomSound speakers and software on screen navigation buttons, from it's front. Currently the handset is suggested to pack a Quad-Core Qualcomm based Snapdragon 800, 801 or 805 processor, clocked at 2.3GHz, 4.7-inches screen of 1080p resolution display, 2 gigabytes of RAM, two primary shooters with dual-tone LED flash light and a 5 megapixels (Ultrapixels) front facing camera, running Android platform's and Sense User Interface's latest version over the hood.

 Source: evleaks (Twitter)

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear Availability and Pricing unveiled



We have lately seen the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 showing up in blush pink, and now we have the availability and pricing details too. The phablet is now available for pre-orders. AT&T has already begun to take pre-orders of this device and soon it will be joined by T-Mobile as well.

 AT&T is to start shipping of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 from October 1st and cost will about $299 on a two-year contract and from the Next program of the carrier it will be $35 per month. T-Mobile will ship from October 2nd with the simple plan of $199 down payment or $21 on a 24 months plan.

 Samsung Galaxy Gear will soon be hitting the store shelves in coming weeks, as you can get a both these new IFA announcements in a bundle pack, if you sign-up to this T-Mobile page, or bag the Gear alone for 299 bucks.

LG G2 Pricing and Availability announced by Stateside carriers



It has been about three week since the South Korean manufacturer, Life's Good officially announced it's 2013 flagship, the G2. But the device's pricing or availability was uncertain, either Internationally or in the Stateside.

 But yesterday, AT&T, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile has made it official, these United States carriers will bring out the LG made G2 this month.

 We will be seeing AT&T bring it out first, as carrier will start taking online orders from today, at a price of $199.99 in a two-year contract, also to ease your purchase, AT&T Next program will too offer the device at a price of $27 per-month with no down payments.

 Verizon Wireless, is next to offer the smartphone in their store shelves from September 12th, as the company will price the device at $199.99 on a 24 months contract.

 And, finally comes the T-Mobile, who will accept the pre-orders from today, with shipment dates scheduled for September 18th, where the LG G2 will be priced at $99 down in a two-year contract of $21, or bag it straight for $630.
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