AT&T’s FCC filing for their planned T-Mo merger brings up a few interesting
points about AT&T’s network. To wit:
A smartphone generates 24 times the mobile data traffic of a conventional
wireless phone, and the explosively popular iPad and similar tablet devices can
generate traffic comparable to or even greater than a smartphone. AT&T’s mobile
data volumes surged by a staggering 8,000% from 2007 to 2010, and as a result,
AT&T faces network capacity constraints more severe than those of any other
wireless provider.
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