AT&T Gets Deals With Zeebo, OpenPeak And American Security Logistics
It seems that Sprint isn’t the only one going around getting mobile data deals. Now it seems that OpenPeak will be working with AT&T to provide 3G services to its OpenTablet device, which is slated to be available in late 2010. Aside from that, American Security Logistics has also confirmed that it will be using AT&T to wirelessly connect to a whole range of location-based tracking devices. Finally, AT&T also has managed to snag a deal with Zeebo, with the company providing mobile broadband for the company’s gaming, entertainment purposes. If you’re not familiar with OpenPeak, we’ve added a couple of videos from Intel.
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