Top telecommunications provider AT&T is going to roll out new wireless data plans as their subscribers are needing more to surf, text and email from their smartphones and tablets. AT&T announced last Wednesday that they are releasing new plans to accommodate the needs of their subscribers. They added that these are going to be heftier than their current plans. [...]
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Research In Motion Ltd. and US telecommunications company AT&T have teamed up together to offer RIM’s latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Torch 9800. The Torch has a slider touch screen and a QWERTY keyboard that slides out of the smartphone. This latest device run on the BlackBerry OS 6. Co-Chief Executive Officer of Research In Motion, [...]
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The cell phone world was once lorded over by Finnish company Nokia. During the late nineties up to the turn of the century, the company was responsible for the way we look at cell phones. People used to love and worship Nokia’s. Lately, the phone mogul has had a few set backs. With the smartphone [...]
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Text messaging used to lord over the Telecommunications business. During those days were Androids and iPhones were still at the planning stages, the SMS was a key contributor to the popularity of cell phones and the boom of the industry. But according to Forbes, text messaging is now currently sliding out of the picture as [...]
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AT&T’s bid to take over T-Mobile USA is over. The telecommunications giant has just withdrawn their offer to buy T-Mobile noting that they cannot withstand the Obama administration’s resistance to the possible merger. AT&T released a statement stating that they will continue spending to improve service for their subscribers. At the same time, they also [...]
Continue reading →After cutting off online sales of iPhones to New York City residents early this morning, AT&T has resumed selling the smartphone – but not without much criticism from the blogosphere and the rest of the consumers. The iPhone’s exclusive US carrier had only a very vague and cryptic statement regarding the halting. “We periodically modify [...]
Continue reading →If you were feeling pretty resentful in giving over that $2.95 for two hours of Internet access when lunching at McDonald’s, this one’s for you. According to an article published by the Wall Street Journal, the world’s biggest chain of hamburger fast food restaurants announced that they will be offering free Wi-Fi internet access starting January. [...]
Continue reading →Probably. Or least that’s what this public log siting could mean. MacRumors.com reported that Pandav, an iPhone developer, has the “iPhone 3.1” on their app analytics radar screen. The site says Pandav “sported usage records” for the next generation iPhone for iBart, a free app guide for the San Francisco Bay area BART public transportation [...]
Continue reading →For their wireless broadband, that is. Announced today, the giant cellphone carrier has expanded its service by offering prepaid wireless broadband service allow users to connect their laptops to the Internet. Up until now, AT&T customers had to sign a contract for their wireless broadband service. To attract more customers, and to keep up with [...]
Continue reading →I’ve said this a couple of times, and I’m gonna say it again, Amazon is really serious in maintain their status as the reigning ebook reader provider. After unveiling the international version of the Kindle just a couple of weeks ago which was sold for $279, Amazon decided to take away twenty bucks from its original [...]
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