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AT&T letter criticizes Verizon ad campaign

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Verizon keeps needling AT&T with three new Christmas ads

Intel readies 2.3GHz, 3.5GHz WiMax support with Kilmer Peak

Droid launch draws tech-savvy crowd to Verizon store

AT&T's lawsuit over Verizon ads could backfire, some argue

IPass makes MiFi available for business users

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