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AP – AT&T Inc. said Thursday it will now allow Sling Media Inc.’s television-viewing program for the iPhone to operate over its “3G” high-speed mobile network.
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Microsoft’s chairman discusses his philanthropic work over the past year, travels to Africa and India, and his entry into the Twitterverse.
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The software maker is intervening in a legal spat between the DVR company and AT&T, a partner of Redmond.
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As the former Apple software chief embarks on a new role with private equity firm Elevation Partners, he talks to CNET’s Ina Fried about his old company, which phone is in his pocket, and what brought him out of retirement.
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AP – AT&T Inc. is adding cell phones running Google’s Android operating system to its lineup, bringing what could be the iPhone’s greatest rival into the fold of the device’s sole U.S. carrier.

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AP – AT&T Inc. said Thursday it would no longer sponsor Tiger Woods, joining Accenture in dropping support for the world’s top golfer, who’s taking a break from the sport to focus on his marriage after his admitted infidelity.

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AP – AT&T Inc. suspended online sales of iPhones to New Yorkers over the weekend for unknown reasons, then abruptly started selling them again just as mysteriously on Monday.
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On a recent trip to the California desert, CNET Blog Network’s Brooke Crothers had a chance to put Verizon (BlackBerry) and AT&T (iPhone 3GS) service to the test.
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AP – The e-book reading device is the gadget gift of the season. Both Sony and Barnes & Noble have sold out of their new models, and new buyers will have to wait until January for delivery. So why are e-book readers still such clumsy, annoying devices?

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AP – A graduate student who must pay four record labels a combined $675,000 in damages for downloading and sharing songs online has been ordered to destroy his illegal music files — but a judge declined to force him to stop promoting the activity that got him in trouble.
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