Urge to kill AT&T fading: Major signal boost in cell dead spots. Simple "set it and forget it" setup. Does not require contract commitment. No monthly fees. Design is so not garish. Urge to kill AT&T ...

Sometimes also called a femtocell, a microcell is a device that uses an Internet connection to provide cellular service. Generally used by subscribers who don't get good service at their homes or ...

Sure, we kinda think AT&T’s cell-reception boosting MicroCell 3G should be like, free, since it’s using your pipes to route calls, but I suppose this is about as ...

AT&T announced this week at the CTIA show in Las Vegas that it will soon make its femtocell device available to subscribers nationwide. The femtocell–which AT&T has dubbed the MicroCell–creates a mini ...

The AT&T 3G MicroCell largely (but not 100 percent reliably) delivers on its promise of excellent 3G coverage indoors, if you’re willing to pay. Do you frequently experience dropped calls or sluggish ...

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If you often find that when you’re at home your iPhone is constantly dropping calls or suffering from generally poor reception, AT&T’s offering a remedy for your network signal blues. The company ...

LAS VEGAS–After months of trial tests in select parts of the country, AT&T announced Wednesday that it’ll begin rolling out its 3G MicroCell femtocell solution nationwide beginning in mid-April. Yes, ...

Do you frequently experience dropped calls or sluggish data service on an AT&T cell phone in a home (or small office) that’s supposed to be within the network’s area of coverage? AT&T’s 3G MicroCell ...

Dead spots and connectivity issues in the home could be a thing of the past for some U.S. iPhone users next month, when AT&T begins the formal nationwide rollout of its 3G MicroCell service. AT&T, the ...

Speculation has long held that AT&T was planning to offer a femtocell device--namely the 3G MicroCell--to its customers that would, in a manner of speaking, place an AT&T cell tower in the user's home ...