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- Yahoo Overhauls Android App, Offers 1TB of Storage May 20, 2013Yahoo today made available a completely revised version of its Flickr application for Google's Android platform. The new app carries over changes made to the iOS Flickr app late last year. The new user interface provides a better view of photos and the photos are available in higher resolutions. Users can take photos from within the application itself a […]
- AT&T Clarifies Position On Video Chats Over Cellular May 20, 2013AT&T today provided a new statement regarding the use of pre-installed apps and third-party apps to conduct video chats. The statement serves to update its position after it was discovered last week that the new Google Hangouts application cannot conduct two-way video chats over AT&T's cellular network. "For video chat apps that come pre-lo […]
- Google+ for Android Updated with Photo Improvements May 20, 2013Google today made available a new version of Google+ to devices running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The focus of today's update is to improve the app's photo features. According to Google, the app is now better at automatically uploading photos from Android smartphones to Google+ for safekeeping. Once uploaded, new tools automatically sort the images t […]
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What is the difference in internet speeds for the major wireless providers?
This report explains how AT&T sets a much lower standard than Verizon Wireless for the speed of the devices and service it labels as 4G. The vast majority of what AT&T calls its 4G network is far slower than what Verizon Wireless call 4G, which is actually 4G LTE – a different technology that is four times faster or more. AT&T can do this because there are no regulations or governing standards.
Take a look at the report and get a better understanding of what 2G, 3G, 4G and 4G LTE means. A new report from Grudi Associates provides facts and explanations about 3G, 4G and 4G LTE wireless services that help customers choose the right carrier and service, while avoiding advertising hype.
at&t dsl light prices goes up to $24.95
Effective July 1, 2010, the price of AT&T FastAccess DSL Direct Lite (768 kbps) to
new customers is increasing from $19.95 to
$29.95 per month.
Existing FastAccess DSL Direct Lite customers will receive a bill notification in June 2010 informing them of a $5.00 per month price increase, from $19.95 to
$24.95 per month beginning July 1, 2010. If an existing customer has been enrolled in the plan for less than six months, this price increase will not take affect until they have six months of service.
FastAccess DSL Direct
• New Offer: Effective July 1 through September 20, 2010: Customers purchasing new FastAccess DSL Direct Lite (768k) and agreeing to a verbal 12-month term can receive introductory pricing of $19.95 per month for 12 months. Monthly price guaranteed for 12 months.
AT&T class action lawsuit for DSL
AT&T is involved in a class action lawsuit regarding customers with DSL service who may not be consistently receiving speeds meeting their current service plan standards. A settlement has been reached and an Order preliminarily approving the settlement has been entered by the court. Most of AT&T’s customers are not impacted by the settlement.