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AT&T vs. Verizon: Who Will Back Down First?
AT&T and Verizon clearly don't get along — after several commercials and one lawsuit, the feud doesn't look like it's ending anytime soon. Today in AT&T vs. Verizon drama: a new AT&T commercial features a checklist of reasons AT&T is better than Verizon, and why you, too, should believe that AT&T is the best wireless network in America.
More Verizon Commercials Bash AT&T Service
Fresh off the heels of the Droid launch last week, Verizon just released its new holiday ads, featuring the same 3G coverage maps that appeared in previous ads.
The latest anti-Apple commercial features an iPhone banished to the "land of misfit toys." While Verizon did add a disclaimer at the bottom of the screen explaining the illustration (highlighted in the image), I'm wondering if AT&T will have similar issues with these ads.
Which Cell Carrier Do You Use?
Obviously, I use AT&T to power my iPhone. I'm not saying that it's the best network out there (hello, dropped calls!), but it's the one I prefer to stay at in order to enjoy the Apple smartphone. What network would I prefer to be on?
Daily Tech: Google Sync Comes to the iPhone and Windows Phones
- Google Sync with push Gmail functionality can now be used on the iPhone, iPod Touch, and Windows Mobile devices. — Google Mobile Blog
- To compete with Google Docs, Microsoft will soon be launching Office Web Apps — USA Today
- Louis Vuitton has just released laptop sleeves with their classic damier canvas design — Chip Chick
- Here's how you can use GarageBand to autotune your voice to sound like T-Pain — Download Squad
- Amazon is selling AT&T phones for only one cent today, and it'll even waive the activation fee — The Boy Genius Report
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game ever bracket!
Daily Tech: Here's How You Can Test Out Bing's Visual Search
- Bing has just launched its new visual search in beta, and here's how you can try it out — Digital Inspiration
- AT&T says that they aren't rolling out MMS before the official Sept. 25 software update day — USA Today
- Canon's new HSF11 camcorder records exceptional high-def footage — Wired
- Check out some impressive game deals of the week — Green Pixels
- New Apple tablet rumors say it has a 9.6-inch touchscreen, features HSDPA connectivity and will cost between $799 and $999 — The Boy Genius Report
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game ever bracket!
Daily Tech: HP Launches Its Printer App Studio
- HP's Printer Application Studio is available for those who pick up a web-connected printer later this month — CNET
- Walkman surpasses iPod sales in Japan — Wired
- AT&T is finally bringing MMS to the iPhone on Sept. 25 — USA Today
- Gmail adds four new themes to its collection, including Super Mario Bros.! — Gmail Blog
- These 15 iPhone apps will help you with your home design projects — Unplggd
- This cute SIM card address book keeps all of your addresses in one handy spot — Gizmodiva
Daily Tech: Wii Fit Plus to Be Available In the US on Oct.4
- The second installment to Wii Fit is coming to the US on Oct. 4 and will cost $99 for the bundle and $20 for just the game — CrunchGear
- The last installment of Grand Theft Auto IV entitled the Ballad of Gay Tony will become available for download on Oct. 29 — USA Today
- Pink and white DSis will go on sale starting Sept.
Mary J. Blige For AT&T: Better Than the iPod Ad?
Celebrities? Endorsing gadgets? Don't act like I haven't said those words in the same sentence before!
AT&T to Sell $200 Netbooks Online and in Stores
AT&T has just announced that they will be expanding its line of broadband-enabled netbooks by bringing the slim Acer Aspire One, Dell Mini 10, and Lenovo S10 to stores nationwide. Best of all, they will only cost $199.99 after a mail-in rebate, but you must sign up for a two-year service contract.
The big thumbs down on this deal is the fact that contracts are priced at $40 a month for a 200MB plan or $60 for a 5GB plan.
AT&T Offers iPhone 3G S "Early Upgrade Pricing" For Current Customers
Here's some amazing news for folks who wanted to upgrade to the iPhone 3G S, but didn't want to pay the full price and sign a new contract: AT&T just announced via its Facebook page that it will be extending its upgrade prices to current AT&T customers who purchased an iPhone 3G last year and aren't yet available for upgrade prices (that would be all of you). And if you've already pre-ordered your iPhone 3G S online, you should expect an email from AT&T alerting you to a nice refund. Even better news?
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