An open letter to the Verizon “There’s a Map for That” ads
First, let me congratulate you on a fairly witty pun-based ad campaign. You’re making a point, and with quite a bit of gumption, given the lack of cool smartphones available on your larger-than-life network. Second, I’ll acknowledge our past relationship; nine good years with excellent coverage and several fairly decent… Continue Reading »
AT&T announces a record 3.2 million iPhones activated in third quarter
AT&T has released its earnings report for the third quarter of 2009, and among the information was the fact that 3.2 million iPhones have been activated throughout the quarter, the highest quarterly total in history. The new record tops the 2.4 million iPhones that were activated in the third quarter… Continue Reading »
Apple pulls EyeTV app from App Store due to 3G live TV streaming
Apple has pulled Elgato’s EyeTV app for iPhone from the App Store. Why? I like to think it’s because the app was too awesome, but they say the official reason is due to its hidden ability to stream live TV over 3G. Mind you, EyeTV for iPhone doesn’t actually appear… Continue Reading »
AT&T now allows Skype and Google Voice over cell network
It seems AT&T finally warmed up to the inevitable, and it’s not that surprising. Net neutrality is all the rage right now, and a decision like this makes AT&T more open about its network. They might have been be forced into something similar as a result of the proposed FCC… Continue Reading »
Could AT&T have supported an SDK-less iPhone?
Back in the day, Steve Jobs whipped a Macworld Keynote audience into a frenzy by announcing the iPhone. Removed from the reality distortion field, people began to wonder about the strategy that Apple was pursuing. Originally, apps on the iPhone were a no-no. Steve pontificated the wonder of web-based applications,… Continue Reading »
iPhone MMS goes live
Today is the day when AT&T promised that the US based 3G and 3GS iPhones would finally be able to use MMS and join the ranks of just about every other cell phone in the universe. So, when I plugged in my iPhone to sync this afternoon, I was a… Continue Reading »
AT&T reveals more information about MMS launch
A lucky few already have MMS on the iPhone, but the rest of us have been waiting for a while now as other carriers have managed to push it out on their network. As per the AT&T announcement a while back, this Friday, September 25th will be the official date… Continue Reading »
Apple and AT&T to add new phone features to next iPhone OS update?
Word from MacNN has it that Apple and AT&T may together add support to the iPhone for overage alerts and new Voicemail settings. These feature may find their way on to an iPhone near you as soon as iPhone OS 3.1, which we are expecting in the not too distant… Continue Reading »
Can AT&T handle iPhone MMS?
This week brought the news that the multimedia messaging service (MMS) will be available on the iPhone for AT&T customers September 25. One of their reasons for the delay was to ensure that their network is ready for the immediate increase in traffic that will come as a result of… Continue Reading »
iPhone MMS arrives on September 25th
Yesterday, we wrote that an AT&T employee had leaked that iPhone OS 3.1 would be released in September. Today, AT&T released a press release stating that the Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) will be coming to the iPhone on AT&T on September 25th. The service will become active through a software… Continue Reading »
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