Always strive to learn something useful. --Sophocles

They are continuing their cry about there not being enough spectrum, one might think that it would be better to study ways to use that spectrum better, perhaps through signal compression? At any rate, it will be interesting to see what happens long-term as there are doubts as to T-Mobile's survivability, though the $3+ billion that AT&T has to pay since they failed will certainly help. I was so amused by the studies that showed it would be cheaper for AT&T to expand their network than to buy T and try to integrate their incompatible frequencies.

It was nothing more than an attempt to eliminate a competitor. Corporate greed at its finest.

http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/12/att-tmobile-merger-ends/

http://mobile.slashdot.org/story/11/12/19/223231/att-officially-ends-plans-to-acquire-t-mobile-usa