Ahem. I think it is fantastic that AT&T has created a division to help create new consumer devices with the aim of having more cameras, music players, automobile devices, you name it, connected to the Internet via broadband. Fine. My only concern here is that AT&T needs to, ahem, create a network that might actually offer the broadband speeds that it wants to hook up all these devices to.
Maybe they need to create that team first.
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