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Starting tomorrow, AT&T Wireless Home Phone & Internet is available nationwide. Customers across the U.S. will be able to get Wireless Home Phone & Internet and enjoy more flexibility with their home phone and Internet service, all while keeping their budget in check.  

  • How does it work? AT&T Wireless Home Phone & Internet allows customers to complete calls from their existing home phone handset using the AT&T wireless network—which covers more than 99% of all Americans— instead of a landline connection. This means that you have the option to keep your existing home phone number and handsets, and take your Wireless Home Phone & Internet device called “Home Base” with you on vacation, to a remote work location, second home, or any other location in the United States where there is an AT&T wireless connection. In addition, you get mobile Internet service (including access to 4G LTE where available) by connecting up to 10 Wi-Fi capable devices such as tablets, smartphones and laptops, all in one device.
  • And the set-up is easy: Just locate an area within your home or office with a good cellular signal, plug your Wireless Home Phone & Internet device (Home Base) into an electrical outlet, connect your existing corded or cordless home phone equipment into the device – and you’re all set! 

Our nationwide expansion of Wireless Home Phone & Internet service is another way we’re working around-the-clock to provide more value. Wireless Home Phone & Internet customers can add their device for $30 a month to a Mobile Share Value plan with 10 gigabytes or more of shared data and get unlimited nationwide calling. Customers can also add World Connect Value for $5 a month and get penny-per-minute calling from the U.S. to Canada, Mexico and more than 35 other countries.

With Wireless Home Phone & Internet service, you can get the perks of 4G LTE mobile broadband access and more affordable home phone service, all in on device. With access to a wireless network that covers more than 99% of all Americans, for customers seeking great value and more flexibility, AT&T Wireless Home Phone & Internet service is a win-win.

For more details visit One-Stop Communications or call 717-248-4996.


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Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, the Samsung Galaxy S® 4 mini with HD Voice from AT&T is now available, enabled by Voice Over LTE.

Beginning May 23, 2014 you can visit One-Stop Communications to purchase the Galaxy S 4 mini in Black Mist or Valentine Pink with zero down and no commitment. Customers can also get the premium smartphone at $14.24 on Next 18 or $18.50 on Next 12. The cost of the device is $49.99 with a two-year agreement.  

The Galaxy S 4 mini is the first device on AT&T’s most reliable 4G LTE Network to utilize HD Voice. HD Voice from AT&T provides crystal clear conversations, reduced background noise, and the ability to talk while surfing the Web – all on the nation’s most reliable 4G LTE network.

The Galaxy S 4 mini has some of the most popular software features from the Galaxy S 4 in a compact form factor to enrich the user experience. AT&T was the first to deliver Samsung’s Galaxy family of devices; and the introduction of HD Voice in collaboration with Samsung marks yet another key milestone in offering the best selection of Samsung Galaxy series in the U.S.

Users can enjoy stunning picture quality in 1080p on the Galaxy S 4 mini’s 4.3 inch qHD Super AMOLED® display. It has an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera, as well as a 1.9-megapixel front facing camera. There is 16 GB of onboard memory and a dual core 1.7GHz processor, which allows users to move between apps efficiently.

The Galaxy S 4 mini brings many of the great features you expect from the Galaxy S 4:

  • Intuitive camera interface supports numerous shooting modes to enhance photos taken by even the most novice photographer.
  • WatchOn allows you to browse content by genre, search by title or receive recommendations based on your interests.
  • Smart Remote™ Integrated Infrared (IR) controller allows your smartphone to act as a remote control for a television, digital video recorder, home theatre and more. 
  • Easy Mode gives you the ability to simplify the home screen by placing only the most essential items at your fingertips.
  • S Beam™ enables you to transfer pictures and videos between other S Beam enabled devices.
  • 1900 mAh Li-ion Battery gives you up to 14 hours Talk Time and 10.4 days standby.
  • NFC (Near Field Communication) enabled and is compatible with Isis Mobile Wallet.

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Phone theft is a problem that just keeps growing.  Check out this report from Lookout Mobile Security.

How smartphones are stolen:

  • 44% were stolen because the owner left the phone behind in a public setting
  • 14% were stolen from a car or house that was burglarized
  • 11% were stolen off the victim’s person: out of their hands, pockets, purses, or bags

Where phones are stolen:

  • 16% in a restaurant
  • 11% at bar/nightclub
  • 11% at work
  • 6% on public transportation
  • 5% on the street

When phones are stolen:

  • 40% between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m.
  • 29% between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
  • 18% between 10 p.m and 5 a.m.

Consequences of phone theft:

  • 47% report a time/productivity loss
  • 10% report loss of confidential company data
  • 9% had their identity stolen
  • 12% experienced fraudulent charges on their account











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AT&T Mobile Share Value plans make it easy to share data among your phones and tablets.  Starting this year, you’ll also be able to connect select cars for $10 a month to a Mobile Share Value plan! 

With Mobile Share value, customers can purchase a monthly allotment of data and connect smartphones, tablets and now cars to allow data to be shared among devices, whether you have a lot of gear, or your family has many people using the same bucket.

AT&T announce yesterday that the cost for connecting a GM car will be the same as a tablet, $10 a month when added to a Mobile Share Value plan.  This gives AT&T customers the ultimate in flexibility. 

OnStar will usher in a new generation of connected vehicles next month, starting with the 2015 Chevrolet Malibu and followed by more than 30 other Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles by the end of the year. The broad deployment of 4G LTE connectivity technology will enable every owner of one of these vehicles to explore the possibilities with a trial period of in-vehicle high-speed data.

We’re bringing the nation’s most reliable 4G LTE network to our customer’s cars and making it easier to select a data plan that works best for them.

1. Plan charge, & other charges & restr’s apply.
2. Reliability based on nationwide carriers’ 4G LTE.




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DISH is currently the only Nationwide Provider set to offer the SEC Network this August.  *As of 3/3/14. SEC ESPN Network is a trademark of ESPN Inc.  All rights reserved.  

ESPN and DISH (NASDAQ: DISH) have reached an agreement for nationwide carriage of the SEC Network on DISH when the multiplatform network launches, August 14, 2014. The deal is part of a larger comprehensive long-term distribution agreement announced by DISH and the Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS). DISH is the SEC Network’s first nationwide television provider.

The channel will be available to fans and followers of the Southeastern Conference in DISH’s America’s Top 120+ and higher packages across the country. DISH subscribers will also have authenticated access to additional live events scheduled for the SEC Network’s digital platform, with the ability to watch SEC Network content anytime, anywhere on their television, computer, tablet or mobile device.

“Few fan bases rival the passion and loyalty of the SEC, and DISH is proud to be the first nationwide television provider of the SEC Network,” said Dave Shull, DISH executive vice president and chief commercial officer. “We strive to give our customers and consumers what they want, and there’s no better place for the college sports fan than with DISH.”

The SEC Network and its accompanying digital platform will air more than 1,000 live events in its first year, including at least 45 exclusive SEC football games, more than 100 men’s basketball games, 60 women’s basketball games, 75 baseball games, 50 softball games and events across all of the SEC’s 21 sports. The network will be an all-access pass to nationally competitive events, news and information, expert analysis, classic games and in-depth features on the most storied conference in college athletics.

SEC Commissioner Mike Slive said, “This is an important day for the SEC Network. We are pleased to welcome DISH to the SEC family. More than five months ahead of the network launch, it’s exciting to have a national distributor and our first satellite provider onboard. Now SEC fans from across the country have another way to show their conference pride and sign up to get the SEC Network.”

“This agreement provides DISH customers nationwide with access to every SEC college football game this fall and an unparalleled fan experience of more SEC content than ever before,” said Justin Connolly, ESPN senior vice president, college networks.

Details on the SEC Network’s channel number will be available on www.dish.com at a later date. Financial terms and other details of the agreement were not disclosed.


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