Responding to price cuts from Verizon, AT&T today rolled out new unlimited plans for all devices on its network, including the iPhone. Under the new plans taking effect on Monday, iPhone customers can sign up for unlimited voice and data for $99.99 per month, although texting packages remain separate for an additional fee. The unlimited voice and data plan represents a $30 discount from the previous unlimited plan for the iPhone. » AT&T Rolls Out Cheaper Unlimited Plans
AT&T has made an Ad to convince people that they have the fastest network compared to the network of Verizon. At&T claims they have the fastest 3G speeds. To me the Ad is not convincing at all and it would’ve been better if AT&T spent their money on some new 3G towers. » AT&T iPhone Ad Compares Own 3G Speed With Verizon’s Network
Watch this video first. It shows everything the iPhone can’t do (according to Verizon) compared to Android 2.0.
The Washington Post reports that AT&T may be planning to announce support for Skype, Google Voice, and other related Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services over its mobile networks, including via Apple’s iPhone. » Skype And Google Voice Allowed By AT&T?
Big day today. AT&T is going to rollout the MMS service. Something many of us have been waiting for, for a long time. Finally, people can start sending MMS messages. » AT&T: MMS Arrives Today!
Oke, this is not normal. Here’s this guy who send 662.258 messages in ONE month. The AT&T bill was 13.000 pages long. Now I don’t know if this is true. I did a little bit of math and calculated he must have send one message every 4 seconds, 30 days long.
AT&T started offering MMS to its users, according to sources. Lots of people want to be able to send MMS massages and soon they can. AT&T started activating this option and soon MMS must be available for everyone.
