Certain AT&T subscribers are now able to access FaceTime over cellular both over 4G LTE and HSPA+.

All subscribers, regardless of device or data plan, will be able to video call over a cellular data network, according to AT&T.

The support will automatically be rolled out to customers in the next few weeks.

It seems AT&T is gradually rolling out free "FaceTime over cellular" to all iPhone customers.

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AT&T has announced that they will no longer charge for FaceTime over a cellular connection, at least when that connection is LTE.

Making the switch from 3G to LTE is a bittersweet change. We’ll now get substantially faster data speeds, but may have to keep an eye on your usage to avoid overages.

Looks like iOS 6-powered iDevice owners will need to be hooked-up to one of AT&T's new Mobile Share plans in order to use FaceTime over cellular.

AT&T has issued a press release stating that customers can keep their unlimited data plans when upgrading to the iPhone 5.

AT&T has come out swinging and is defending their new FaceTime over cellular policy that sounds anti-consumer. Still, it might not be enough to keep this AT&T customer.

The well-known media reform organization Free Press has just put up an online petition in hopes of thwarting what it regards as “AT&T’s latest attack on Net Neutrality.”

It’s confirmed: AT&T will not be charging subscribers extra fees for using the upcoming FaceTime over cellular feature. But, unsurprisingly, there’s a catch.

AT&T's CEO responds to rumors that they will charge for FaceTime over cellular. Unfortunately, those comments didn't clear up the controversy.

Using FaceTime over a cellular connection could cost you extra. What, you're surprised?