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AT&T may be moving closer to deploying femtocells

Arstechnica

Industry sources have revealed that AT&T has filed a request for proposal (RFP) to suppliers that may be interested in participating in AT&T's in-home femtocell service, according to wireless trade publication Unstrung.

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