AT&T’s FirstNet plan is intended to give first responders priority coverage, but in 2025, they’ll need to pay extra for that. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some ...

The best network mostly comes down to coverage First responders also rely on cellular ... will be paying more starting this month, as the ATT-backed service will raise its prices by $3 on January ...

Even with the increase, FirstNet is hard to beat. The AT&T-backed FirstNet service is designed to give first responders a high-quality, high-priority service for emergency use and beyond.

The company is giving its Postpaid and Prepaid users a break by waiving overage charges and allowing unlimited talk, text, and data usage through February 6, 2025.

Jay Leno is giving back to the first responders fighting the disastrous Los Angeles wildfires.

That's why it isn't surprising that AT&T has FirstNet, a service specifically designed to give first responders priority service across the country. Unfortunately, as we're still celebrating as we ...

First responders also rely on cellular connectivity ... and it looks like subscribers will be paying more starting this month, as the ATT-backed service will raise its prices by $3 on January ...