So, you ordered an iPhone 4 from AT&T, huh? According to AT&T, sales were unprecedented with pre-orders on June 15 being 10 times higher than they were for the iPhone 3GS a year prior.
AT&T will fulfill all preorders on the iPhone 4 for those that preordered on June 15. If you didn’t then you’re going to have to wait until …
Turns out that Apple’s FaceTime video chat won’t eat away at your minutes or push you over the data cap brink.
Duh.
Am I the only one that understands how FaceTime works? It uses Wi-Fi so, you know, it wouldn’t eat away at your voice or data allotment. This straight from the horse’s mouth:
“The voice call ends as soon …
If you haven’t been following the iPhone 4 preordering fiasco, here’s a quick recap. Yesterday was the first day the phone could be preordered and the first units out the door were to arrive by June 24th. AT&T and Apple’s ordering systems were quickly overloaded, leading to mismatched customer account information, credit card …
After reports yesterday involving glitches in the iPhone 4 preordering systems through both Apple and AT&T—servers crashing, ordering systems overloaded, stores taking handwritten orders, and more—it appears that simply not being able to preorder an iPhone 4 wasn’t the only problem.
Gizmodo is reporting that several would-be …
AT&T’s been noticeably skimpy when it comes to Android phones. It’s got the poorly-received Motorola Backflip and… that’s it.
Starting June 20th, though, AT&T will be selling the HTC Aria, an Android 2.1 handset with a 3.2-inch screen, 5-megapixel camera, HTC’s “Sense” user interface, and a $130 price tag after $100 …
If you purchased an iPhone 3GS in the past month or so, it appears that AT&T will be extending its price protection policy until June 14th or later.
According to leaked memos obtained by ModMyi.com, anyone who purchased a 16GB iPhone 3GS after May 7th can either get a $50 credit on their bill or exchange the phone for the iPhone 4 …
Gawker is reporting that a recent vulnerability on AT&T’s network exposed the e-mail addresses associated with what they believe to be 114,000 iPad 3G owners’ user accounts.
According to the article:
“The specific information exposed in the breach included subscribers’ email addresses, coupled with an associated ID used to
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And I mean early. I bought my iPhone 3GS in November of 2009 and thanks to rumors swirling around this morning concerning early upgrade eligibility for AT&T customers, I checked my own account and found that even I’m eligible to upgrade. I’ve only had the thing for seven months!
Dial *639# from your phone or log into your …
With AT&T recently shaking up its iPhone data plans and announcing an upcoming tethering option, many iPad/iPhone owners may be wondering if it’ll be possible to share your iPhone’s data connection with your iPad.
It won’t.
An AT&T rep told TechFlash that tethering wouldn’t work because the iPad doesn’t have any USB …
The entirety of the Internet was pouting yesterday after AT&T announced new data plans for smartphone users. The iPhone base starting flinging complaints at AT&T, but we’re hoping after a good night’s sleep and a half a bottle of Jameson, you’re calmed down enough to tell us the truth: How much data are you really using? It’ll help us …
It seems the whole of the Internet was up in arms this morning after AT&T announced new data plans for smartphone users. As expected, the iPhone contingent screamed bloody murder, so we did a quick polling in the office and on Twitter to see if the whiny babies had reason to scream. With a small sampling of 11 folks, it’s hard to say …
Hmm. Now why would AT&T miraculously offer new data plans less than a week before the purported announcement of the 4th generation iPhone? And why would said data plans kick into effect on June 7? Oh, I know, a new iPhone is coming!
Two new plans have just been announced by AT&T: DataPro and DataPlus. So long unlimited!
For …
