AT&T has started tossing out warnings for users that fall into that 5% area of top data users on their network. AT&T announced this change back in July and is now starting to actually enforce it.

For those of you Trekkie’s who have been looking at your blu-ray player and wondering why you even bought it, wonder no more. Star Trek: The Next Generation will be released on Blu-Ray starting in 2012. All 178 episodes will be released in the coming year, although not all at once.

Earlier last week we reported on rumors that Microsoft would be brokering deals to stream cable content directly to XBOX 360 game consoles. Those rumors appear to be gaining more credibility now and could bear fruit in as little as a week or 2. This kind of progression was hinted, earlier this year, at E3 2011 when Microsoft announced live TV integration.

YouTube has been experiencing major outages today. The issues seem to include not being able to login to user accounts and constant error messages when trying to load a video page. While there is partial service working, there is still some major trend that has yet to be addresses by Google. Check out the picture above for what error message may look like for you. This is a problem that may get resolved today or by the time this article is posted. We will keep you up-to-date with any resolutions from YouTube.

We may be in for a treat at the Apple iPhone announcement on October 4th. China Unicom vice president Huan Wenliang announced at MacWorld Asia that both T-Mobile and AT&T would offer the iPhone 5 with HSPA+ 4G capability.

Skype has announced a new update for Android devices adding support for an additional 14 Android devices which brings the total number of Android devices supported by Skype to 41. Skype has also announced that its app will be available by default on several Motorola Devices including the Atrix 2.5 and Xoom 2.5. Some of the other features included in the update are the ability to switch between portrait and landscape modes during video calls, and zoom in with a simple double tap on the screen as well as additional support for Bluetooth headsets.

After Amazon’s press release yesterday about the new Kindle Fire tablet and the browser it runs named Silk new domain name registrations were spotted by Fusible that indicates that Amazon might have plans to bring the browser onto other platforms.

Earlier this year we took a look at the Wi-Fi only model of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 was announced and soon after released to the masses to much fanfare when compared to the lackluster results other Android tablets have had in the market. Now we have the opportunity to take a look at what the 4G LTE version of this tablet is packing. To this day, Samsung continues to fair better on the Android tablet market compared to its competitors...Hands-on video after the break!