AT&T Gifting MicroCells to 'Most Valuable Customers'

AT&T debuted the MicroCell (also known as generically as a "femtocell") in 2009, launching the program in Charlotte. The MicroCell is designed as a sort of home cell tower, allowing users to talk on their cell phones, and transforming the call into a VOIP connection using the femtocell's broadband connection as a backhaul. AT&T's MicroCell covers about 5,000 square feet, and only works in AT&T licensed coverage areas.

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