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The second step is probably the bigger of the two. On Wednesday, AT&T said it plans on having its 3G wireless network up to speeds of 20 megabits per second by 2009. AT&T’s mobility leader, Ralph de la Vega, says, “It’s clear to us that we are in the very early stages of what I would call a wireless data revolution.” Better yet, he adds that this upgrade will hopefully not require as many hardware modifications as usual in these sorts of updates.
Its clear that AT&T realizes they really need to improve their network in preparation for the iPhone and other new devices such as the Blackberry 9000. If they want to stop people from jailbreaking their iPhones and simply using another carrier, they need to give them a reason to stay. This would be the first step in that direction.
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