At one point in time, “a bundle of joy” was a baby not an inexpensive internet, telephone and television derives provider. Nowadays, bundling seems to be the way these companies prefer to sell their goods and services. Indeed, if you…
Qwest have long been a name in the whole “bundle” scene, providing high quality cell phone, telephone, voice, web and television service all for one low monthly bill, so it’s nice to see that they’re taking this same approach to…
Qwest bundles are not really services provided by Qwest itself, but rather Qwest high speed Internet, Wi-Fi by AT&T, Qwest Home Phone, DIRECTV for TV, and Verizon for wireless. The speed of Qwest High Speed Internet ranges from 1.5 Mbps…
A quick AT&T U-verse recap today. Much like the history of AT&T itself, the history of AT&T’s U-verse starts with an acquisition. It all began when SBC Communications Inc. announced it would buy AT&T in January 2005, and the acquisition…
Internet services are simple, really. Most of what we get from the web is through our hardware and software, so what it really comes down to in picking a provider is a simple list of categories: Speed, price, reliability, and…
Welcome to the fourth installment on AT&T U-Verse interactive applications. In the part III we talked about Uverse Caller ID, U-bar, and more. Today the focus is again on a number of features including AT&T Yahoo! Games, YP.COM TV, and…
In the last two entries in this series on AT&T U-Verse interactive applications, we spotlighted just two features: Multiview and Mobile Remote Access. Now, if we were to do this with every single feature, we’d be here for long time…
Mobile Remote Access Welcome to the second installment of our look into the interactive applications offered by AT&T U-Verse services! Today we’re talking about Mobile Remote Access. Okay, we got the introduction out of the way last time, so let’s…
AT&T U-verse offers a lot of features with their services, but if these features aren’t really up your alley, then they don’t really amount to “features” so much as “bells and whistles”. They get in the way, they give you…