AT&T

A fallen angel took flight as Sprint soared by 20% on Thursday after an interesting June quarter. The overall net subscriber loss number for postpaid subs was not that great at 240,000, but the 1.5 million iPhone customer adds was about 200,000 above expectations. Even more importantly, the key profitability gauge of EBITDA came in Continue Reading →

Following in the footsteps of Verizon Wireless, AT&T announced Wednesday that it has new plans that allow customers to share data. The new plans will be available in late August and start at a cheaper rate than Verizon’s — $40 for 1GB of data, plus $45 for each smartphone versus $50 and $40 on Verizon Continue Reading →

AT&T’s version of the family data plan may be coming sooner than you think. The company has a firm hold on what type of plan it will offer and intends to offer one soon, said Ralph de la Vega, CEO of AT&T’s mobile business.  Read the full story at CNET Continue Reading →

AT&T has just announced a new security and home-automation system called Digital Life, which will be an IP-based platform that allows users to monitor and detect activity throughout their house remotely, and “take action” (as AT&T put it) on devices like PCs, tablets, and smartphones. Read the full story at TechCrunch Continue Reading →

On April 8 Nokia will bring its Windows Phone Lumia 900 to AT&T for only $99.99. It integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Exchange, and the Windows Phone 7 interface is an effortless one. The user experience of this Windows phone is decidedly different from Android and iOS, and if you’re all-Microsoft the way many iPhone users Continue Reading →

Ice Cream Sandwich is a complete overhaul of Android and offers features like a revamped Gmail and Browser, the ability to unlock your phone with your face, a new multitasking system and improved speech-to-text features. Read the full story at PC World Read more Top Stories   Continue Reading →

Instead of fueling the flames of customer dissatisfaction, AT&T has chosen to forgo appeals and shell out the $850 awarded to Matt Spaccarelli in small-claims court. Spaccarelli sued AT&T over their throttling of his unlimited data plan. Though they have paid the court ordered amount, they have made no strides to revise the throttling policy. Continue Reading →

Early adopters of the new Verizon iPad have found that with a quick switch of the SIM card, the tablet can also run over AT&T’s 3G network.  AT&T and Verizon have declined to comment on the discovery. Read the full story at Computerworld Continue Reading →

Some say the glass is half empty (AT&T has only 28 LTE markets), some say the glass is half full (Verizon has 203 LTE markets) – a physicist would say the glass is 100% full: half liquid, half air (4G is a marketing term, not a technical standard).  Let’s review. Unlike 3G which is a Continue Reading →

Shelly Palmer Chats About New iPad & Verizon vs AT&T 4G on Fox 5 Good Day Wake Up. Continue Reading →