Browse tag: ATT Wireless

Browse tag: ATT Wireless

Apple launching ads targeting Verizon's network
Apple plans to air two ads tonight that show off the iPhone's ability to simultaneously use data and voice services on AT&T's network, a feature absent from Verizon's network.
iPhone owners demand to see Apple source code
iPhone owners charging Apple and AT&T with breaking antitrust laws asked a federal judge this week to force Apple to hand over the iPhone source code.
AT&T strikes back at Verizon in new ad
AT&T fires back at Verizon in a new ad claiming it has a better 3G experience. Of course you know, this means war.
Judge denies AT&T's request to stop Verizon 3G map ads
A judge denied AT&T's request to stop ads from Verizon Wireless that Apple's iPhone partner had called "misleading."
Verizon ups the smarm, mocks AT&T
Verizon's latest TV ad features a bombastic broadside against AT&T and the iPhone carrier's lawsuit against Verizon's "There's a Map For That" ad campaign.
AT&T 'sets record straight' in latest ad against Verizon
AT&T has sent out a letter to customers in response to a wave of negative advertising from rival carrier Verizon.
AT&T: iPhone tethering still coming, but no date set
AT&T Monday reiterated its plans to offer tethering on the iPhone, but again gave no date when that might happen—more than a year after the carrier first said tethering would be coming "soon."
AT&T profiles specific cities in bid for coverage
AT&T's CTO said the carrier is improving coverage using specific calling models for each city, and moving toward IPv6.
Verizon Droid tethering will cost you
The Verizon Droid launches today, and Verizon will be offering a tethering plan for the handset, at the cost of $30 per month. Still, it's a win over the iPhone, which doesn't yet offer the feature.
AT&T weighs higher fees for data hogs
AT&T is finalizing a plan that could impose higher fees on big data users, subject to rules that may come from federal regulators regarding net neutrality.
AT&T exec implies iPhone exclusivity in U.S. to end
AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega strongly implied today that the carrier's exclusive deal to sell the iPhone in the U.S. is ending.
AT&T sees record iPhone activations in last quarter
Apple's U.S. wireless partner, AT&T, activated 3.2 million iPhones in its most recent quarter, setting a record for the company.
Analysis: AT&T, Google Voice spat heats up
A spat between AT&T and Google could create a distraction to the FCC's net neutrality rules proceeding.
AT&T accused of 'astroturfing' on net neutrality
AT&T asked its employees to contact the FCC in opposition to net neutrality rules.
EyeTV update arrives in App Store
In addition to some bug fixes and general stability improvements, EyeTV 1.0.1 also removes some stray code that would have let users stream TV over the 3G network. That code caused the app to disappear briefly from the App Store over the weekend.
EyeTV app pulled from App Store for ability to stream over 3G
EyeTV featured some test code that enabled users to stream live TV over the cellular network -- a no-no as far as Apple and AT&T are concerned. So the TV streaming app has been removed from the App Store.
AT&T defends network, lays out HSPA plans
AT&T's CTO defended the carrier's network performance and detailed its planned rollout of HSPA 7.2.
AT&T on iPhone tethering: Not yet
AT&T today announced that 'fine-tuning' of its network is needed before the carrier can enable iPhone tethering.
Apple releases iPhone software 3.1.2
Apple on Thursday released iPhone 3.1.2, the latest software update for its iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPhone 3GS.
AT&T Wireless CEO hints at ‘managing’ iPhone data usage
At the CTIA conference in San Diego, AT&T Wireless CEO Ralph de la Vega hinted that iPhone data usage may need to be 'managed' in the future.
Report: Dell to offer smartphone through AT&T
Dell will offer a smartphone through the AT&T network in the U.S. starting 2010, the WSJ reported.
FCC's Genachowski to enter wireless hot house
Appearances by U.S. FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski at a conference this week should prove interesting as the US government looks into wireless regulation.
Analysis: Verizon attack ad strikes at AT&T iPhone discontent
Verizon has a new TV ad that seems designed to appeal to iPhone users disgruntled with AT&T's coverage.
AT&T changes tune, allows VoIP over cell network for iPhone
AT&T Wireless has changed its policy and decided to allow iPhone VoIP applications such as Skype make phone calls over the company's cellular data network.
Verizon to start selling Google's Android phones
Verizon and Google are teaming up to offer Android-based phones on the powerful Verizon network -- but will it be enough to challenge the iPhone's dominant mindshare?
Analyst: Apple could sell more iPhones by ending exclusive AT&T deal
Morgan Stanley's Kathryn Huberty believes that Apple's share of the handset market in the U.S. could more than double if it opened sales of the iPhone through more carriers.
AT&T buys mobile development company Plusmo
AT&T has acquired mobile-application development company Plusmo and plans to use its technology to build applications and widgets for mobile phones.
Garmin nuvifone to be released on Oct. 4
Garmin's smartphone, featuring its GPS technology, is due to be released on October 4 in the U.S. as an exclusive deal with AT&T Wireless.
Scareware sellers poison 'iPhone MMS' search results
Criminals have poisoned major search engines for terms related to the new MMS capability of Apple's iPhone, and are using the results to steer users to fake Windows security downloads, according to the manager of security research at Websense.
Orange to offer iPhone service in the UK
Previously, all things iPhone in the UK were the exclusive province of O2. But later this year, Orange will start selling the iPhone 3G and 3GS in that market, as Apple looks to expand the iPhone's reach.