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U.S. phone giant AT&T confirmed Friday it will begin notifying millions of consumers about a fresh data breach the allowed cybercriminals to steal the phone records of “nearly all” of its customers, a company person told TechCrunch. In a statement, AT&T said that the stolen data contains phone numbers of both cellular and landline customers, as well as AT&T records
AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc., agreed to delay their planned December 5 rollout of a new 5G frequency band so they can work with the Federal Aviation Administration to address concerns about potential interference with key cockpit safety systems, The Wall Street Journal reported. The Verge reported that AT&T and Verizon planned to light up new 5G networks that
Everyone wants more data. Especially mobile users. The obvious solution would be for telcos to just give everyone unlimited data. But, they're not ready to do that just yet. That's why AT&T launched its new Stream Saver program for mobile video: Stream Saver allows you to watch more video on your wireless devices while using less data by streaming content
I've been in the market for a couple of smartphones. Specifically, one iPhone 6 Plus for myself and one iPhone 6 for my wife (and fellow GNC contributor) Jen. I was all set to purchase the new phones from T-Mobile earlier this week. But the utter failure of T-Mobile's website lead me to buying from a competitor instead. When I
I have a older friend that just upgraded from an iPhone 5 to a Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The iPhone 5 was his second iPhone and he liked it well enough until the 7.1 update, which made certain interface elements too small. The incoming call screen contact photos were reduced from being large and easily recognizable to a tiny little
Not just a few days ago, AT&T dropped the price of the HTC First phone from $99 to 99 cents. Now - one month after its debut - AT&T has decided to discontinue the phone. An undisclosed source said the HTC First will soon be discontinued and the remaining inventory will be returned. According to BGR, their source said AT&T
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