AT&T Says No To FaceTime

News has just broke that AT&T has released a statement shedding some light on how they plan on going forwards with allowing FaceTime over their cellular network. Previously, speculation and rumors pointed to AT&T limiting users on enjoying FaceTime over 3G/4G, but as of today, AT&T is allowing its customers to FaceTime as they wish, but on one condition. You have to subscribe to their Mobile Share data plans. 

Here's the official AT&T statement: 

AT&T will offer FaceTime over Cellular as an added benefit of our new Mobile Share data plans, which were created to meet customers’ growing data needs at a great value. With Mobile Share, the more data you use, the more you save. FaceTime will continue to be available over Wi-Fi for all our customers.

As a side note, Sprint is offering FaceTime over their data network with no additional fees. 

White Nexus S Found In The Wild

This is the real deal, a white Nexus S sporting an AT&T 3G bands and it's fully unlocked and officially real. Engadget managed to get some quality time with the white Nexus S from Google and Samsung and it looks like it's running Android 2.3.3, a.k.a Gingerbread. Aside from the AT&T bands, the white Nexus S has a textured back that makes gripping much better as well as a fingerprint-less experience. Head on over to Engadget for more pics and a bonus hands-on video.

Amazon Kindle 3G E-Reader Coming To AT&T Stores Nationwide

AT&T today announced it will begin selling Amazon's bestselling Kindle 3G in AT&T retail stores nationwide beginning March 6. The Kindle 3G will sell without a contract and wireless fees for $189. There isn't any special pricing compared to Amazon's online price but you will be able to test one out for yourself at an AT&T retail store. I say buy straight from Amazon and save on tax.

Skype 2.0 Calling Charges on iPhone Put of to 2011

The reaction for most people when skype said that calling on was free over 3G was "YAY!!!," but then our dreams were crushed when they said "only till august,"sadface :( However Skype have now said that they are now putting of the charges until 2011. Which is good news for everybody! But whenever 2011 comes around you will have to start paying for it, but we still don't know how much it is going to cost...