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Tag Archives: AT&T
FTC Sues AT&T Over “Deceptive” Data-Speed Limits
The feds say AT&T hoodwinked users.
T-Mobile’s John Legere Explains The Apple SIM Card Mess
In 21 tweets, no less.
AT&T Ruins Apple’s SIM Bid In War On Carrier Choice
America’s No. 2 carrier nixes freedom for new iPad SIM cards.
Heads Up AT&T Customers! Another Employee Accessed Your Info
Change your passwords.
Customers Clamor For The Largest iPhone Possible
Bigger is better, or at least more popular.
Guess Who’s Bringing Gigabit Broadband To Google’s Backyard?
Hint: It’s not Google.
Firefly Hands-On: 7 Ways Amazon’s Fire Phone Captures The Real World
Firefly wants to feast its eyes on everything around you. See how it works in these photos.
Amazon Fire Phone’s First Big Mistake: Cooperating With AT&T
Amazon likely had no choice in the matter: to launch a smartphone, it had to play the carrier’s game.
A “Nanodegree” May Be Your New Route To A Tech Job
With short, focused training programs, Udacity gives students a career path.
Meet VoLTE, The Future Of Phone Calls
The Next Big Thing for mobile phones will help out carriers and smartphone makers quite a bit. Consumers? Not so much.
AT&T, DirecTV, And The Future Of Video
If you think AT&T’s $65 billion deal to buy the satellite broadcaster is over the top, you’re right.
Net Neutrality: Your Cheat Sheet To The FCC’s Proposal
What you need to know about the FCC’s not-exactly-clear approach to keeping the Internet open.
AT&T Has Invented A Way To Charge You Twice For The Same Internet
A patent sheds light on how carriers might charge more for “non-permissible” data.
T-Mobile’s Big Idea: Force Other Carriers Down The Rabbit Hole
As T-Mobile continues to evolve its “UnCarrier” initiative, it’s forcing its bigger rivals to, y’know, compete. Which is good for you.
Mobile Carriers Throw Down With Contract-Free Plans
T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon finally got the memo: smartphone users are sick of indentured servitude.
Nokia Performing The Impossible: Making Windows Phone Cool
Nokia can’t wait for Microsoft to make a killer mobile operating system and is taking matters into its own hands.
AT&T CEO: We’ll Make The Lumia 1020 A Hero
Ralph de la Vega promises new Windows smartphone won’t be a second-class citizen in AT&T stores.
Hey, The FTC Might Finally Break The Carriers’ Android-Update Logjam
The ACLU wants wireless carriers to provide timely Android updates to improve smartphone security — and the FTC appears likely to agree.
AT&T: You Can Unlock Your Cellphone, Really
AT&T is telling its customers that the “recent hullaballoo” over unlocking consumer devices is all just a lot of needless hand waving.