Everything AT&T
Ross Miller of Engadget is giving more credibility to some of the reports of iPhone MMS on AT&T‘s network being a little wonky. It seems as if some users
Along with iPhone 3.1.2, AT&T users received a 5.6 carrier file update, but the reason(s) for it weren’t clear. MMS was already enabled, and tethering was nowhere in site,
PCWorld has an article up saying that, based on AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega’s comments during yesterday’s CTIA Keynote, AT&T was laying the groundwork to “manage” or “throttle” iPhone
AT&T, following the the reversal of their no-VoIP-over-3G policy, still has nothing new to offer with regards to iPhone tethering. Quotes the Wall Street Journal:
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Editor-in-chief Dieter Bohn is live and on the scene at CTIA, and so TiPb will be covering AT&T’s Raphael de la Vega Keynote. (And we hope to
What does AT&T’s announcement today, regarding a change of policy to allow VoIP applications like Skype to operate over the 3G network mean for Google Voice in the App Store
Following up on a rumor earlier today that AT&T would be announcing a new, friendlier policy towards Skype and Google Voice, Skype President Josh Silverman posted on the official
The Washington Post is rumormongering that AT&T might just officially announce support for Skype and Google Voice on their 3G network at this week’s CTIA show, and that they will
How often have you used AT&T MMS on the iPhone?(opinion)
So, AT&T iPhone users, you’ve had MMS for a week now. The initial blush has hopefully faded,
According to a Gizmodo reader who took his iPhone to the Apple Store Genius Bar due to issues with dropped calls, he was told a 30% failure rate in New
