AT&T bug discloses iPad owners' email addresses
A glitch in AT&T's Web site has exposed the email addresses of more than 100,000 iPad buyers.
A glitch in AT&T's Web site has exposed the email addresses of more than 100,000 iPad buyers.
IBM is buying AT&T subsidiary Sterling Commerce, maker of business-to-business data integration software, for about US$1.4 billion in cash, the companies have announced.
AT&T on Sunday blocked sections of the popular image-based bulletin board, adding more fuel to the debate over network neutrality.
Wine and spirits company Pernod Ricard Pacific has chosen AT&T to provide its data communications and network services in Australia and New Zealand.
The U.S. Department of Justice has begun to look into the way that large operators form exclusivity agreements for popular handsets over concerns that the practice is anticompetitive, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal citing unnamed people familiar with the matter.
Even though it has twice the storage space of last year's model, Apple's new 16GB iPhone 3GS costs the company less than 3% more to make than 2008's lowest-priced iPhone 3G, according to a tear-down analysis published today by iSuppli.
With IT bellwethers like IBM, Microsoft, Advanced Micro Devices, AT&T and Apple reporting earnings results for the worst quarter for IT since the dot-com bust, and Oracle announcing it will buy Sun Microsystems, this has been one of the most significant weeks of the decade for IT investors.
A class-action lawsuit targeting Apple and AT&T, filed last week in federal court, accuses the companies of illegally conspiring to tie iPhone customers to the telecom company's wireless network.
According to a story in the Los Angeles Times, AT&T is teaming with film studios and recording companies to stop pirated material travelling over its network.
Consumers aren't willing to pay what Apple may ask for the iPhone but if the price drops they'll switch their mobile service to AT&T in order to get it, according to results of a survey released Thursday.
AT&T has closed its acquisition of BellSouth, after clearing a final regulatory hurdle.
AT&T is returning about 2,000 previously outsourced technical support jobs to its own payroll, the company announced late last month.
A federal judge has denied motions by the US government and AT&T to stop a lawsuit over alleged participation by the carrier in an illegal wiretapping program by the US National Security Agency (NSA).
A suit against AT&T Corp. over alleged cooperation with government wiretapping should be dismissed because hearing it would mean exposing information that would help Al-Qaeda, the U.S. Department of Justice argued Friday in federal court in San Francisco.
The rebirth of AT&T and its sudden expansion by gobbling up BellSouth, has again propelled next-generation broadband services to the front page of The Wall Street Journal. And it is not just DSL and cable vendors vying for supremacy. Verizon is investing heavily in fibre to the home (FTTH)) to boost bandwidth. At the same time, other companies are poised to leverage next-generation IEEE 802.16 WiMAX wireless to deliver metropolitan bandwidth without ditch-digging. Ultimately, we’ll choose from among them — but on what basis?