Ways to spread eco friendly awareness across the globe has been a prior concern in today’s date. People and companies are doing their best to spread the consciousness.

The facilities availed to the Smartphone users will now be enjoyed by other customers as AT&T is coming up with collection of Web-based services to make the customers handle the bits that are mostly related to expensive mobile handsets including Smartphones.

Motorola has released yet another smartphone to the US market, and this one promises to be better than the previous popular handsets that the company had introduced. The Motorola Backflip, a unique phone as far as the design goes, has now been made available at the official AT&T website, for a mere $99 after rebate.

In their 14-page Monday letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), AT&T and Verizon - along with trade groups CTIA and the National Cable & Telecommunications Association - have said that any “extremist” move of arduous regulations by the agency might dissuade them from investing further in the fast-moving broadband industry.

Following the latest Android operating system, AT&T’s Motorola Backflip is ready to hit the market on March 07 with a price tag of $99.99 USD after a $100 USD mail-in rebate.

Come March 7 and AT&T will join the league of the Google Android-based smartphone carriers – with the launch of the new Motorola Backflip, which was showcased at the CES in January!

Official reports have confirmed that the giant US telecommunications services provider AT&T has selected Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent to join hands and effectively build its new LTE high-speed wireless technology network, marking a major order for both the operators.

A recent filing by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has revealed that an AT&T-compatible version of Google’s newly-released Nexus One smartphone has been approved; and that it would be available in the coming months. In addition, a Verizon version of the Google phone will also become available by ‘spring’ time.

Contrary to widespread speculations that Apple might discontinue iPhone’s US exclusivity with the complaints-marred AT&T, Apple has actually doubled down on its exclusive deal with the carrier, recently revealing that AT&T will also be the sole provider of 3G wireless access for the forthcoming Internet-capable iPad.

John Stankey, CEO of AT&T’s operations division, Thursday briefed the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) about the long-awaited and much-required upgrades that AT&T has planned for improving its wireless bandwidth, to cater to the ever-increasing bandwidth needs of the customers.