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"Well, it looks like AT&amp;amp;T is maintaining a steady pace with its non-cellphone news during CTIA (in addition to cellphone news, of course), with it now following up yesterday's announcements with another three. That includes a deal with OpenPeak that will see AT&amp;amp;T provide 3G service for the company's OpenTablet device (now slated to be available in \"late 2010\"), and an agreement with Zeebo to provide mobile broadband for the company's gaming / entertainment / education console. That's currently only available Brazil and Mexico, but Zeebo is apparently \"planning for commercial opportunities in the domestic market \" sometime next year. Rounding things out (for now) is a deal with American Security Logistics, which has announced that it will be using AT&amp;amp;T to wirelessly connect a whole range of location-based tracking devices -- including everything from cargo shipments to pet tracking to Alzheimer's patient monitoring. Alright, AT&amp;amp;T. Anything else left up your sleeve? A 3G-equipped sleeve, perhaps?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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