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AT&T Wireless to Launch 3G Service This Week

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Jul 18, 2004
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AT&T Wireless Services Inc. last week said it was on track to launch a high-speed Internet service for mobile phones this year. According to a story from Reuters, AT&T Wireless will launch its third-generation or “3G” mobile phone service in San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix and Detroit this week. The company will offer the data service at a fixed all-you-can-use rate of about $25 a month to consumers and $80 a month to corporate customers.

The company will initially offer two phone models by Nokia and Motorola Inc.

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