On a related note, it looks like AT&T will be getting back into the wireless game once again, after the Cingular aquisition is complete, by leasing bandwidth from Sprint.(1) I don't think that will happen anymore. Here's a link to another story from the same source you provide in your comment below. http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000163029846/
(2) I'll go further, I don't think this re-entering the wireless market will happen at all now. Why would SBC set up an operation to compete with its own Cingular joint venture?
(3) This is further evidence that AT&T has been run by a bunch of yahoos. You divest your wireless business, and just a couple of years later you are going to invest what I'm guessing would be huge amounts of money to get back in? WTH?
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