AT&T Stories
Quarter of Apple iPhones unlocked: analyst
More than a quarter of people who bought Apple Inc's iPhone are using them on wireless networks other than AT&T's, the exclusive iPhone carrier in the U.S., a stunning number that will pressure the company's business model, an analyst said on Monday.
Sprint Nextel to close retail stores; Sheds 4000 jobs
Sprint Nextel Corp. on Friday revealed its intension to close eight percent of its retail stores due to high competition and the loss of about 683,000 postpaid customers to its rivals.
U.S. Stocks Plunge On US Economic Woes
U.S. stocks nose-divided in the final hour of Tuesday trading on rising consumer debt, higher oil prices, and traders grew bearish on weak housing economic data.
Housing, AT&T Spending Trigger Stocks Plunge
U.S. stocks fell sharply on Tuesday amid various reports pointing to further weakening in the economy. A drop in home sales, reduced consumer spending at AT&T and rumors of a possible bankruptcy at leading mortgage lender Countrywide Financial contributed to a nearly 2 percent drop in the benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Paul Allen applies to bid in U.S. wireless auction
A venture led by Microsoft Corp co-founder Paul Allen has applied to bid in an upcoming U.S. auction of coveted wireless airwaves, according to auction documents released late on Tuesday.
3G iPhone Unlikely Experts Say
In November, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson has made an announcement that the company, along with Apple, will release a new, faster iPhone next year, though the comments were never confirmed by Apple.
Dave Matthews Band and Van Halen join ringtone rush
In recent weeks, two of the more high-profile acts that weren't selling their music as ringtones have given in.
AT&T is Most Open Wireless Company: CEO
AT&T Chief Executive Ralph de la Vega says AT&T users can use any device on its wireless network, adding that it is the most open wireless company, according to a recent interview.
U.S. court lets stand Verizon deregulation
A federal appeals court on Friday let stand a 2006 action by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission that lifted some regulations on Verizon Communications Inc's broadband business.
Apple, AT&T Sued for Patent Infringement
Klausner Technologies is suing Apple and AT&T for $360 million in damages and future royalties for allegedly violating patents related to the iPhone device's 'visual voicemail' feature.
Apple, AT&T Sued Over iPhone 'Visual Voicemail'
Klausner Technologies is suing Apple and AT&T for $360 million in damages and future royalties for allegedly violating patents related to the iPhone device’s ‘visual voicemail’ feature.
Apple, AT&T sued over voice mail patents on iPhone
Apple and AT&T was sued on Monday over patents that cover the voice mail feature on the iPhone.
Speculation Emerges that Apple May Join Google in Spectrum Bid
Google announced on Friday it will place a $4.6 billion bid for a portion of the 700MHz wireless spectrum up for grabs in a Federal Communications Commission auction to take place in January.
Google CEO is Link in Apple Spectrum Bid Speculation
Google announced on Friday it will place a $4.6 billion bid for a portion of the 700MHz wireless spectrum up for grabs in a Federal Communications Commission auction to take place in January.
AT&T CEO Spills Beans on Faster Apple iPhone
Apple will unveil a faster iPhone with 3G cell phone technology in 2008, AT&T's CEO said, a move that would give users a better browsing experience but would not be available in time for holiday shoppers.
Apple iPhone and AT&T going 3G for '08
AT&T’s chief executive said Thursday that there will be a new edition of the iPhone available next year that will use 3G technology for faster data access.
AT&T signs $6 mln US Airways contract
AT&T signed a two-year $6 million contract for providing U.S. Airways with wireless and wire line services for its cargo tracking operations as well as internal support of the airline's employees.
AT&T launches first West Coast 'Experience Store'
AT&T opened its first U.S. West Coast AT&T Experience Store on Tuesday as it looks to provide consumers with a one-stop look at its consumer technologies.
AT&T boosts online push with Ingenio acquisition
AT&T expanded its online push on Monday, announcing it acquired advertising technology firm Ingenio.
AT&T may bid for EchoStar by year's end: Barron's
AT&T Inc is trying to put together a bid for EchoStar Communications Corp before the end of the year, whetted by the satellite operator's recent stock dip, according to Barron's financial newspaper.
AT&T acquires Dobson Communications
AT&T completed a $2.8 billion cash deal to acquire Dobson Communications on Thursday, adding 1.7 million subscribers the.
AT&T to sell equipment to monitor workplaces: report
AT&T Inc plans on Wednesday to introduce a nationwide program giving owners of small- and medium-size businesses some of the same tools big security firms offer for remotely monitoring employees, customers and operations, the New York Times said in its online edition.
AT&T acquires Interwise
AT&T announced on Friday the completion of the acquisition of Interwise, a leading global provider of Internet Protocol (IP) based voice, web and video conferencing services.
AT&T, T-Mobile unveil messaging phones
The largest U.S. mobile service provider AT&T Inc and smaller rival T-Mobile USA revealed new handsets on Monday to attract a growing number of consumers who like to send e-mails or text messages.
AT&T profit up on strong wireless sales
Top U.S. phone company AT&T Inc. on Tuesday said its profit and revenue rose, helped by strong growth in its wireless business and its acquisition of BellSouth. Third-quarter net profit was $3.1 billion, from $2.2 billion, in the same quarter a year earlier. Earnings per share fell to 50 cents a share from 56 cents a share, due to the large number of outstanding shares following the acquisition.
AT&T to deliver Napster songs directly to phones
AT&T Inc, the biggest U.S. mobile service, said on Monday it would offer wireless song downloads from Napster Inc's digital music service, expanding an existing agreement.
AT&T says plans to participate in wireless auction
AT&T Inc said on Friday it plans to participate in an upcoming government auction of airwaves in the 700-Megahertz spectrum band, but it is still deciding whether to bid for a portion of the spectrum reserved for open access.
AT&T video rollout hits Conn. regulatory roadblock
AT&T's bid to sell video services and compete with cable television providers suffered a regulatory setback on Monday when Connecticut officials rejected its application to provide Internet-based TV services.
Google-Doubleclick deal seen winning approval
Antitrust experts predict that Google Inc's purchase of advertising company DoubleClick for $3.1 billion will be approved by U.S. regulators despite vehement opposition from competitors Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc.
EU opens antitrust case against Qualcomm
The European Commission has launched formal antitrust proceedings against U.S. chip maker Qualcomm after mobile phone manufacturers complained it charged far too much for vital technology licenses.


