AT&T Attacks Verizon with own Ad Campaign: Video

AT&T has not been too happy of late; this is due to a number of Verizon map ads. AT&T tried to get the ads stopped, but they recently lost that request. The network carrier thought if they could not beat them join them. However, they should not have bothered, just watch the video below and you will see what we mean. Read more

ATT net and webmail outage caused by cut cable

Earlier today we asked you whether you had been affected by the recent ATT.net and webmail outage, we have now heard what caused the outage. Read more

AT&T Homepage and Webmail Outage: Is your service down?

It has been confirmed that AT&T’s homepage (att.net) is currently out of operation for users, which includes webmail access for AT&T customers. At the moment, it is unclear as to what problem is causing the outage. Read more

iPhone, Verizon and AT&T’s lawsuit

We recently informed you of the lawsuit that AT&T has begun with Verizon over its TV ad campaign regarding its network coverage. Verizon done this in direct response to not being able to get hold of the Apple iPhone, so thought that they would attack them, well that is what AT&T assume. Read more

AT&T suing Verizon over “There’s a map for that” ads

We have just learned from Engadget that AT&T are suing Verizon over its “There’s a map for that” ads, which they claim is false advertising. AT&T is asking for the ads to be stopped as they feel that the ads can mislead their users to think that they do not offer any wireless service in the U.S. Read more

AT&T’s New Unlimited Prepaid Plan

AT&T have recently launched their first ever unlimited usage pre-paid plan for GoPhone prepaid customers, this unlimited price-plan will set you back $60 per month, no contract is required. Read more

AT&T complain to FCC over Google Voice

We do know that AT&T had nothing to do with Apple and its decision over Google Voice, but we have learned that the network carrier is no fan of the app. PC World reports that AT&T have written a letter to the FCC, stating that the app blocks a number of phone numbers operated by rural carriers. Read more

AT&T, Verizon, the iPhone, and billions spent on Mobile Networks

We all know that we are trying to fight our way out of a recession; as a result, most companies have reduced spending and laying off a huge number of its workforce. It seems that AT&T and Verizon have yet to see that memo; both companies are still pouring billions of dollars on their mobile networks. Read more

iPhone 4G, LTE, and where Verizon and AT&T are?

Over the last few months we have heard a lot of rumors regarding the iPhone 4G, most of the talk has surrounded what carrier the handset will launch on, it is thought that Apple may switch to Verizon for their 4G iPhone, mainly due to the fact that there are a lot of disgruntled AT&T customers. Read more

AT&T clarify improvements with mobile broadband network

Following on from our post about the “AT&T Wireless Experience“, we have had a little clarification from AT&T. You can read the full details below: Read more

Can AT&T handle the iPhone?

It is no secret that a lot of AT&T users only joined the carrier due to the fact that they had exclusivity for iPhone, it is also no secret that a lot of AT&T’s customers are extremely unhappy with their service and if a competitor was able to offer the iPhone they would leave without hesitation. Read more

iPhone Users: Verizon or happy with AT&T?

Many people believe that the fact that AT&T have exclusivity on Apple’s iPhone means that AT&T have been doing extremely well, however according to a recent article on WallStreetJournal things may not be quite as good as they seem. Read more

AT&T Samsung A797 Spotted: unreleased handset

A new handset has shown up on BoyGeniusReport, it is the Samsung A797 and has AT&T branding. It is quite a shock as this handset has not had much if any coverage over the last few weeks and still remains a bit of a mystery. You can see low quality photos of the handset here. Read more

Roaming Agreement Signed: Bell and AT&T

Bell and AT&T have recently signed an agreement, this agreement allows AT&T customers to roam on Bell Mobility’s new HSPA network, the deal also allows Bell customers to roam on AT&T’s GSM and 3G networks whilst in the United States.

The agreement is great for both Bell and AT&T customers; however exact details have not yet been released, as long as there is no major surcharge or a higher rate whilst on these networks the deal should be beneficial for all of their customers. Read more

Free AT&T Wi-Fi at Barnes and Noble stores

According to a report on BoyGeniusReport it seems that Barnes & Noble have reached a deal with AT&T, this deal allows free WiFi access in their stores across the country, the intention is that by offering this free WiFi it will allow free access to Barnes and Noble apps along with access to its huge 700,000 title eBook library. Read more

AT&T has unblocked 4chan

You may heave read our post yesterday reporting that AT&T were blocking access to the 4Chan site, well it seems that the blocking was due to an incorrect implementation of filter that AT&T had added.

Initially AT&T apparently intended to just filter out some traffic that 4chan were responsible for however it seems that it ended up filtering out everything, the 4Chan owner Moot said “For the past three weeks, 4chan has been under a constant DDoS attack. We were able to filter this specific type of attack in a fashion that was more or less transparent to the end user,”. Read more

AT&T blocks 4chan: censoring the web

For those of you who are on AT&T DSL in the U.S., customers will know that they are not able to access img.4chan.org (/b/ & r9k). So why is the carrier blocking 4chan and censoring the web, Daily Kos have been spending some time to try to solve the issue. Read more

AT&T’s Exclusive Wireless Deals Defended

AT&T have been defending themselves over the exclusive wireless deals that they have with Apple for the iPhone. It comes after AT&T were put under pressure by the government over their current contract implications. Read more

AT&T Apple iPhone Exclusivity and U.S. Department of Justice

There are reports that the U.S. Department of Justice has begun a preliminary inquiry into what The Wall Street Journal calls potential anti-competitive practices by a few of the largest wireless carriers in the U.S. One of the largest investigations is the exclusivity contracts that exist between Apple and AT&T. Read more

AT&T and iPhone OS 3.0 tethering surcharge: news update

As you know there is still two features you are awaiting to be activated, the new MMS feature and tethering, but as you are aware there is a slight rumor going around saying that there is a $55 surcharge for the tethering feature. According to AT&T all these rumors are false and that all of the new features available are free. Read more

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