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AT&T loses first court battle against Verizon, but says the war isn’t over 
Gadgetell | by Sue Walsh | Thu, Nov 19
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One wonders if AT&T would be better off spending money on increasing its 3G coverage than on this silly lawsuit. It’s inexcusable that a major carrier offers such lame 3G coverage when fellow carriers like Sprint are already offering 4G coverage. Its clear AT&T made the mistake...
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