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In Depth The combination of pre-paid plans and AT&T's 4G network is a reality. The only thing left to do is pick the best smartphone possible.
As more users report they no longer need Wi-Fi for FaceTime, AT&T jumps in with word that it's doing what it said it would.
LTE finally arrives on AT&T pay-as-you-go plans starting June 21.
AT&T's sneaky new 'administrative fee' will cost users just $.61 per month, but net the carrier much more.
All video chat apps over cellular will finally work with the AT&T network, much to the delight of FaceTime and Google Hangout users.
With more 4G LTE capable phones arriving, Sprint and AT&T have opened up new markets in an effort to catch up with rival Verizon.
That mondo 5.5-inch screen could squeeze into one U.S. carrier before summer.
AT&T expanded its 4G LTE coverage to six new markets and announced an additional 77 will have it by the end of summer.
