AT&T News

AT&T today announced the company's first Google Android tablet for its upcoming 4G LTE network, the HTC Jetstream, set to release next week.

AT&T today unveiled the Acer Iconia 4G, the PC maker's first tablet, to go on sale this summer, pushing Acer into the tablet market as it shifts away from its profitable netbook business.

Research in Motion will officially launch its PlayBook tablet on April 19, betting big on the device to reinvigorate the company's presence in the highly-competitive mobile market.

Shortages of the iPad 2 raise concerns about international launch plans, but could create opportunities for competitors to meet demand.

Research in Motion plans to begin selling the PlayBook tablet on April 19, according to people familiar with the matter, as the BlackBerry maker prepares to go head-to-head with the iPad 2.

AT&T said it will offer a new monthly billing option for tablet owners, firing a shot in its battle with Verizon for the hearts of Apple iPad users.

Best Buy, Wal-Mart and Sam's Club are all planning to sell the iPad 2 when it's released on March 11, according to people familiar with the matter, as Apple widens its distribution to fight off Android-based challengers.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs today announced the next version of the iPad, a smaller, lighter tablet with a host of more powerful features, as the company attempts to fend off the spate of Android competitors.

Research in Motion today said it plans to launch its highly-anticipated PlayBook tablet in March or April, and is "confident" it will secure deals with AT&T and Verizon, pitting it against a possible showdown with Apple's iPad 2.

Two men were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly exploiting a security hole in AT&T's servers to gather the email addresses of over 100,000 iPad users -- including a number of celebrities, business leaders and government officials -- last June.

AT&T said it will market the iPad directly to businesses, in a move to expand sales of the tablet computer beyond consumers.

Over half a million iPad owners are using AT&T's cellular network, pushing the company to focus on releasing more competing tablets.

Samsung has struck deals with AT&T, Verizon and Sprint to carry the Galaxy Tab, its new Google-powered tablet computer, people familiar with the matter said.

Dell today began selling the Streak, its new touch screen tablet, similar to Apple's iPad, for $550 or $300 with a two-year contract from AT&T.