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Tag Archives: AT&T
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.
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.
AT&T/Verizon Challenge Tech Companies’ Commitment To National Security
The IT industry – think Microsoft, IBM, Apple, Oracle, Cisco and more – is resisting efforts that would label IT as part of the nation’s critical infrastructure, and telecom companies like AT&T and Verizon are crying foul.
AT&T Data Use Explodes At The Super Bowl
How do the carriers keep up with data demand at big events like the Superbowl?