AT&T taken to task for the lack of HSUPA on their Android handsets

There’s been quite a bit of hoopla lately about AT&T and their HSUPA speeds, or lack thereof, on devices like the Inspire 4G and Atrix 4G. One user has decided to try and do something about it by posting a complaint on Groubal, a site that lets consumers band together to issue complaints in an attempt to get the attention of a particular company. Zack Nebbaki, the creator of the AT&T complaint, explains that his new Atrix 4G often gets slow or no data connections, and he wants AT&T to do…

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