|
AT T s on again off again free WiFi for iPhones: related news
Tags:
wifi again again free iphones off
For those that haven’t been following the drama (shame on you!) here’s the scoop. AT&T last Thursday began trials of free WiFi service for iPhone users â and people picked up on it pretty fast. It was suspicious though because there was no mention of it from either AT&T or Apple.
in Handhelds
via ZDNet @ 15:24 9th May
- Related
Last week, iPhone users noticed that AT&T WiFi hotspots in some Starbucks locations allowed free access after asking for their 10-digit cell number. Then on Monday this week, however, users reported the free access had been shut off. Today, that changed again, as AT&T's website officially states that all iPhone rate plans now include "access to AT&T's more than 17,000 Wi-Fi hotspots" across the US.
in Handhelds
via ArsTechnica @ 23:20 8th May
- Related
AT&T's on-again, off-again free Wi-Fi access for iPhone owners is back on as of Thursday, with the carrier posting information about the service to its Web site.
in Handhelds
via Digital Arts @ 1:16 10th May
- Related
Dirk-Benedict-Galactica-Starbuck.jpgAT&T's on-again-off-again free WiFi for the iPhone has finally been made official. The busy iPhone-user-about-town will be able to access AT&T hotspots around the country – all 17,000 of 'em, including those in Starbucks (which hardly counts as free as you have to buy a cup of gravel stewed in water).
in Handhelds
via Wired News @ 10:28 8th May
- Related
Google News has again cut off URUKNET, one of the most reliable and important sources of news on the war in Iraq. Google has systematically and persistently sabotaged revolutionary websites like URUKNET, nor is URUKNET the only victim of their censorship. Axis of Logic has also been cut off from Google News distribution. We support this appeal from URUKNET as we have in the past. Please click on the link provided near the top of the article below to register your complaint. Bombard Google with emails until they reinstate both, URUKNET and Axis of Logic to Google News. Meanwhile, you as a reader can become a distributor of our articles by sending them to the millions in your collective list-serves and email correspondence. Thank you for your important participation to keep the alternative media free of censorship.
in Search Engines
via Axis of Logic @ 2:33 8th May
- Related
The on-again, off-again relationship between NBC Universal and Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) has taken another twist: NBC will allow free streams of 30 Rock and The Office to Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users.
in Handhelds
via Contentinople @ 3:03 10th May
- Related
In the litigious world we live in, deploying a unified communications platform in your enterprise could cause more headaches...
in Top Internet
via InfoWorld @ 9:08 8th May
- Related
Reports of the death of the Microsoft-Yahoo deal could be greatly exaggerated as there is still a possibility that both sides will return to the bargaining table
in Top Internet
via InfoWorld @ 2:32 8th May
- Related
LAHORE, Pakistan (AFP) - A Pakistani court on Friday said Shoaib Akhtar was free to play cricket again after suspending an 18-month ban imposed on the paceman by the country's cricket authorities for indiscipline.
in Cricket
via Borneo Bulletin @ 8:01 5th Jul
- Related
image — China Mobile-iPhone âHurdleâ Cleared: The on again, off again talks to bring iPhone to the worldâs largest mobile market is on again. Retuers reports that China Mobile will bring the iPhone to China, after Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) relented on its revenue sharing policy. China Mobile spokeswoman Rainie Lei said while the âthe biggest hurdleâ for the largest Chinese mobile operator has been now been cleared, there were still some âpractical issuesâ to sort out before the iPhone launched. No timetable has been given, but Apple CEO Steve Jobs has said before that he hopes to launch the device in China later this year.
in Handhelds
via MocoNews.net @ 2:16 1st Jul
- Related
Micrsoft Denies Blu-ray Capable Xbox 360...Again Its come to the point with the Xbox 360 with Blu-ray fiasco that Ill only believe it when I can walk into a store and purchase one. Even an official confirmation from Microsoft might not persuade me it is real. Weve seen so many attempts to get this rumor going, and immediately following a denial statement comes out from Redmond. The latest rumor of Blu-ray on 360 surfaced late last week, and Microsoft has once again shot down the rumor.
in Computer Games
via Cinema Blend @ 10:07 7th May
- Related
While "free" seems to be an increasingly popular business model there are quite a few people who seems to be completely bungling what to do with "free" and then complaining when it doesn't work. Techdirt takes a look at some of the arguments surrounding why free as a business model may or may not work and why many of these arguments, while prevalent, just don't hold water. "you give away the infinite goods, not the scarce goods. Your time is a scarce good. No one is saying that everything needs to be free -- they're saying that infinite goods will be free, because of it's very nature in economics. In fact, Poole's argument is particularly weak when it comes to programmers, because most programmers don't earn any kind of royalties for the software they write.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 20:10 26th May
- Related
amplt1337 writes "Debates about the profitability of 'free' continue to rage, but at least one major media conglomerate — Viacom — is pushing forward with releasing paid-for content for free on the Internet. Of course, the prospect of free and easy full-length Daily Show episodes has caused some tension with cable providers, who pay a hefty premium for a heretofore-exclusive right to distribute the conglom's content (there are obvious parallels with the conflict between labels and musicians). What strikes me as really interesting is that even an old, entrenched company like Viacom has enough vision to see the opportunity for increased profits through free distribution — provided they can control that distribution (see their YouTube lawsuit) and have discretion over just how free they go.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 17:57 29th May
- Related
June 11, 2008: Following on from its website woes last Friday, Amazon is again having a rash of 'service unavailable' errors, with the retailer disappearing off the net and slowly reappearing in both the US and the UK.
in E-commerce
via IDM.net.au @ 19:50 10th Jun
- Related
With ticket sales taking off at high speed yesterday and with preparations set to take kick into higher gear over the coming days ahead of the Trinidad and Tobago vs England encounter, Jack Warner is off again, this time to join a high ranking inspection team of the Asian Football Confederation for visits to Vietnam, Malaysia and China for the Asian Football Confederation China Vision Projects.
in Cricket
via Trinidad Express @ 15:52 6th May
- Related
elucido writes "OFF, or the Owner-Free Filesystem is a distributed filesystem in which everything is stored in reference to randomized data blocks, as opposed to a 1:1 copy of the original data being inserted. The creators of the Owner-Free Filesystem have coined a new term to define the network: A brightnet. Nobody shares any copyrighted files, and therefore nobody needs to hide away. OFF provides a platform through which data can be stored (publicly or otherwise) in a discreet, distributed manner. The system allows for personal privacy because data (blocks) being transferred from peer to peer do not bear any relation to the original data. Incidentally, no data passing through the network can be considered copyrighted because the means by which it is represented is truly random.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 15:21 30th Jun
- Related
The U.S. space agency again Thursday postponed the launch of its newest space telescope until at least next Wednesday.
in Space Science
via Webindia123 @ 16:06 9th Jun
- Related
The U.S. space agency again Thursday postponed the launch of its newest space telescope until at least next Wednesday.
in Space Science
via Post Chronicle @ 2:59 6th Jun
- Related
The U.S. space agency again Thursday postponed the launch of its newest space telescope until at least next Wednesday.
in Space Science
via Red Orbit @ 3:05 6th Jun
- Related
AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots are being installed in Starbucks across the country. Last week, we reported that AT&T WiFi hotspots that are rolling out in Starbucks across the country had begun offering completely free access to iPhone owners. All you had to do was to enter the 10-digit number associated with your iPhone, no account needed.
in Handhelds
via ArsTechnica @ 20:02 5th May
- Related
The on-again, off-again talks between Microsoft and Yahoo appeared last night to have irrevocably broken down after Yahoo rejected an offer for its search advertising business and instead signed an alliance with its arch-rival, Google.
in Search Engines
via Red Orbit @ 14:38 13th Jun
- Related
The on again off again battle over the Indian Government's requirement that Research in Motion give them a backdoor to all BlackBerry Emails is taking another turn. Is this the final answer from RIM this time? RIM has finally told the Indian Government that they have no way to provide a backdoor to its email system.
in Handhelds
via PDA Blast @ 21:45 27th May
- Related
NASA has successfully landed five robots on Mars over the past three decades. Its latest spacecraft, Phoenix Mars, will touch down in the Martian arctic region Sunday. Heres why NASA is going again.
in Space Science
via CNEWS @ 13:58 20th May
- Related
ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Paychex, Inc. again ranks among the top 401(k) recordkeepers in America, according to a nationwide survey. The tenth annual survey, conducted by PLANSPONSOR magazine – a national publication dedicated to the pension and retirement industry
in Personal Finance
via Earthtimes.org @ 13:56 8th Jul
- Related
NBC offers free, full episodes of ‘The Office’ and ‘30 Rock’ ad-free for Apple iPhone, iPod touch
in Gadgets
via Mac Daily News @ 15:23 11th May
- Related
Search took 0.38 seconds.
|
|
