When it comes to the AT&T wireless plans that customers can buy, the company is offering a mixed bag

The company has just unveiled its wireless plans for the next four years, which it says will “support the growth of wireless networks and the ability to connect to them across a range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops.”

AT&t says it has “made significant progress” in the past five years in making wireless more affordable, and that the company’s wireless plans are “designed to help meet customers’ diverse needs and needs.”

AT &t’s plans are pretty varied, offering 4G speeds and Wi-Fi hotspots.

They offer 4G wireless for $50 a month and 4G Wi-fi for $100 a month.

They also offer 4K video streaming at a rate of $60 a month, as well as high-speed data for $30 a month on top of the $100 monthly data cap.

They’ve also made significant progress in the wireless business, with the company saying it is “continuing to build on the momentum we created in the mobile industry in 2016.”

The company says that its wireless offerings are available to all AT&ts customers, but it’s not available to AT&s customers outside the U.S.AT&t is touting the changes in its wireless plan offering to its customers as part of its “Continued Focus on the Future of Wireless.”

AT, for example, is introducing a new type of “premium” plan that will be available to customers who are over age 60, and which will offer AT&tt’s “premial” wireless data and unlimited talk and text on top.

AT& t says its “premier” plan is available to “those who value our customers and are prepared to take greater responsibility for their wireless experience.”

The new premium plan, however, does not include AT&TT’s high-capacity 4G network.

AT & t is also adding “mobile hotspot” plans that are essentially unlimited high-bandwidth, high-definition video and data access.

The plans are priced at $99 a month with unlimited talk, text, and 4K streaming at the speeds of 4G or 3G, and at $100 per month for 4G.AT & t has said that the new premium plans are aimed at “those with higher speeds, more bandwidth, and more data,” but it hasn’t provided specifics about what speeds those customers can expect to see.

AT said that its customers will see “the ability to enjoy faster data speeds” as they upgrade to the “premior” plans.

AT is also offering “special access” plans, which are more affordable.

These plans will allow customers who have had their plan for the previous four years cancelled to continue with their old plan for another four years.

AT says it will allow “customers who were previously on the lowest-speed plans to upgrade to their next plan without any extra fees, even for customers who were on the same plan for two or more years.”

The new premium data plans are available in the U; Mexico, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and the U.

“For a detailed look at the new AT& ter plans, read this article.

AT wants to help people get better deals in the futureAT& t has long been a proponent of wireless plans.

It said in 2016 that it is looking to build out its wireless network to help its customers “get better deals” and make “unlimited data access available to more people.”

But that effort has so far been limited to just the U., Canada, and Mexico, and AT& ths latest wireless plans seem to be a little more specific in what you can get and what you have to pay.

AT has released plans for AT&tys U.K. and Mexico markets, and its plans for Australia, the U, and South Africa are also available in some markets.AT t says that customers will be able to “choose the best data plans and access to the best technology” on the new plans.

The company is also promising to provide “more options for new customers and existing customers,” including unlimited voice, text and video.

AT t says customers can choose from a “multi-sport package,” including “high-speed voice, video, and data plans.”

AT says that the packages are “comparable to and superior to the current offerings.”

AT is promising to “continue to build a world class network” to meet customers “where they are and where they want to be.”

AT wants the wireless industry to “change” the way people do business, so AT&ter is offering customers “the opportunity to take more responsibility for wireless experience and to be part of a team that makes that happen.”

AT said in a press release that its new wireless plans “include a number of new features to support the needs of the rapidly growing wireless business,” and that it wants to make the industry “a place where people