A lawsuit has been filed against AT&T that the company is overcharging its customers for data usage.

A complaint has been filed against the company that alleges that the company is overcharging its 20 million iPad and iPhone customers for data usage. The lawsuit states that the company is charging about 300 percent higher amount from its customers.

The lawyers for the plaintiff said that they appointed a private firm to conduct the independent research that cost around $80,000.

The test

Android-based Motorola XOOM tablets may boast of having many attractive features, but the fact is that only 100,000 of these have been sold so far.

Analysts have revealed that the tablet has been topping the poor performers list, along with Atrix smartphone, and sales have been very sluggish, despite an excellent promotional campaign by Verizon and AT&T.

Pacific Crest’s analyst, James Faucette said that he predicted no major earning estimates for the tablet, as his research has shown that the sales of the Motorola Xoom tablet have been really substandard.

AT&T is all set to buy the U.S. wireless carrier T-Mobile for $39 billion, form Deutsche Telekom.

If the deal gets approved by the federal antitrust regulation, then AT&T will move the T-Mobile subscribers to AT&T phones.

The T-Mobile 3G users will have to switch to AT&T phones, and those subscribers who are using the 2G services need not change in order to work on the network.

The subscribers might have to pay some activation fee, before switching to the AT&T network.

Advantages for the subscribers
The merging of the two telecom giants will be an advantage for the customers. AT&T has a broad range of customers, as compared to T-Mobile.

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