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Verizon and AT&T tipped for joint Vodafone bid [UPDATE]

, Apr 2nd 2013 Discuss [0]

If you thought yesterday’s April Fool’s Day mess of rumors was hard to swallow, you’re really going to have a difficult time with this tip: Verizon and AT&T have been reported to be jointly buying Vodafone. This absolutely wild possibility comes from The Financial Time’s Alphaville where they’ve got what they say are “usually reliable people” suggesting a “breakup bid” for Vodafone between AT&T and Verizon. It’s also been said that such a purchase would include a 40% premium on Vodafone’s current stock price, this giving the company an enterprise value of right around $245 billion USD.

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AT&T HTC One arrives April 19 from $200

, Apr 2nd 2013 Discuss [0]

AT&T will offer the HTC One from $199.99 for the 32GB model, with deliveries kicking off April 19, as well as exclusively ranging the 64GB variant for a hefty $299.99. Up for preorder from Thursday, April 4, the AT&T HTC One will also come with a free HTC Media Link HD adapter to make better use of the smartphone’s wireless streaming technology, including the HTC TV app which can push on-demand shows from your handset to your TV.

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AT&T: Sorry T-Mo, we’ll offer iPhone 5 HD Voice this year too

, Apr 2nd 2013 Discuss [0]

AT&T will enable HD Voice for the iPhone 5 later in 2013, slamming T-Mobile USA's exclusive on the high-quality voice call system in the process, execs at the carrier have confirmed. News of the incipient tech turn-on came on Monday, with AT&T senior VP Kris Rinne revealing that the network sees HD Voice as "part of our voice over LTE strategy," AllThingsD reports. Read The Full Story

AT&T HTC One pre-orders reportedly begin April 4, $250 for 32GB

, Apr 1st 2013 Discuss [0]

After we've heard from several carriers about pre-orders with the Samsung GALAXY S 4, including AT&T and US Cellular, the HTC One has been rather mum about when it's going to make its appearance. However, it's been said that AT&T will open up pre-orders for the new device on April 4, with the entry-level 32GB model costing $250 after signing a two-year contract. Read The Full Story

Kindle Fire HD 8.9 4G LTE for AT&T will be available April 5th

, Apr 1st 2013 Discuss [0]

The 4G LTE version of Amazon's Kindle Fire HD 8.9 will arrive at select AT&T stores all across the nation starting on April 5th. The carrier will be the first carrier to sell the Kindle Fire HD tablet at its retail locations, and with an optional two-year contract. This comes at a perfect time because earlier in March, Amazon had slashed the price of its Kindle Fire HD 8.9 tablets, reducing the 4G version by up to $100. Read The Full Story

Aereo in AT&T and DISH deal talks amid broadcaster fury

, Apr 1st 2013 Discuss [0]

Aereo, the would-be cable-disrupting streaming TV service that puts a PVR in the cloud, has been holding clandestine talks with AT&T, Dish Network, and others in an attempt to significantly broaden its availability, insiders claim. Currently available only in NYC, and stung with legal challenges from angry content owners and broadcasters, Aereo has been hunting new distribution methods such as direct-to-phone, sources tell the WSJ, though any eventual deal hangs in part of whether the start-up's service can continue. Read The Full Story

64GB HTC One available exclusively to AT&T

, Mar 31st 2013 Discuss [0]

AT&T subscribers will apparently be able to purchase a 64GB version of the HTC One when the device heads to the United States. In its promotional video for the HTC One, AT&T revealed that it will exclusively have the 64GB version of the device, meaning that those of you on the other major carriers, like T-Mobile, will only have access to the 32GB HTC One. However, that shouldn't be a deal breaker for many of you. Read The Full Story

iPhone 5 jailbreak tweak allows AT&T users to hop over to T-Mobile

, Mar 28th 2013 Discuss [0]

T-Mobile announced earlier this week that the iPhone 5 would be coming to the carrier, which marks the first time that T-Mobile has officially carried Apple's phone. However, while AT&T models of the iPhone 5 can be updated to support T-Mobile's AWS bands, jailbroken iPhones can't be tampered with in such a way, or else the jailbreak would be lost. However, a new jailbreak tweak fixes this. Read The Full Story

Nearly half of all commuters admit to texting while driving

, Mar 28th 2013 Discuss [0]

We all know that texting while driving is dangerous, but it turns out that almost half of all commuters in the US admitted to doing it anyway, according to a survey conducted by AT&T. Not only do 49% of commuters text while driving, but 98% said that texting while driving is dangerous and that they probably shouldn't do it. Read The Full Story

AT&T Samsung GALAXY S 4 pre-orders begin April 16, priced at $250

, Mar 28th 2013 Discuss [0]

Hot on the heels of UK pre-orders going live today for the GALAXY S 4, AT&T has announced that they will be opening up pre-orders for the new device on April 16. Those interested will be able to reserve a unit at $250 a pop after signing a new two-year contract. However, AT&T didn't mention a release date for the device. Read The Full Story

Samsung releases ATIV Smart PC Pro with AT&T 4G and Series 9 laptop with HD display

, Mar 26th 2013 Discuss [0]

Samsung has announced the ATIV Smart PC Pro 700T with AT&T 4G LTE support, providing users with mobile broadband connectivity on-the-go. In addition, the Korean company has also added to its Series 9 Premium Ultrabook line with a tablet/laptop hybrid running Windows 8, with a higher-resolution, sharper display that other models. Both devices are available now, priced at $1599 and $1899, respectively. Read The Full Story

AT&T expands Digital Life launch to 15 markets

, Mar 23rd 2013 Discuss [0]

AT&T is nearly doubling the markets its new Digital Life service will be launching in. AT&T's Digital Life is a state of the art home security system that lets you automate several aspects of your home via a PC, tablet, or smartphone. Initially, there were only plans of launching the Digital Life service in 8 markets, but AT&T decided to take it to the next level and make the service available in 15 markets. Read The Full Story
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