These days, AT&T's developer get-together in Las Vegas is about much more than just mobile applications.
The summit gives AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) executives a chance to meet with developers and suppliers ahead of the massive Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and start to lay out initial plans for the year. The carrier talked voice over LTE, LTE Advanced, and big data, as well as unveiling APIs and handing out prizes for new apps.
Get a glimpse of the Developer Summit by clicking on the image below.
Welcome to the App House
Just ahead of CES 2014, we're at the Palms in Las Vegas.
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AT&T Developers Summit: More Than Apps
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