PC World: "Call me crazy, but I'm starting to think AT&T might actually be trying to get bad publicity.
I mean, come on: First, the company pulls the plug on its unlimited data plans, leading to what's being described by some as a bait-and-switch, especially for iPad 3G users. As my colleague Dan Frakes over at Macworld points out, the new setup reneges on AT&T's promise that iPad users could activate unlimited 3G service on-demand, when they needed it, without any contract or commitment.
To be fair, the AT&T data plan shift may not be bad for everyone -- some users may end up paying less as a result of the change -- but there's no question that plenty of people don't see it as a positive. AT&T's newly added $20 fee for tethering on top of that doesn't help matters, either. "
This comes after new net neutrality laws pass in California.
AT&T’s CEO John Stankey said that he expects the pay-TV industry to soon hit a level of little or no growth. He predicts that it will plateau once the number of pay-TV subscribers falls somewhere between 55 and 60 million users.
PCMag released its Fastest Mobile Networks report and there are plenty of interesting insights to be found, including ones about 5G.
Wow, "cease-and-desist letter" What is that? If he tried to contact Stephenson again, he will get that letter.:P Well AT & T needs to explain this for sure.