You can now use AT&T’s Wi-Fi calling anywhere in the world, but only with the iPhone 6
AT&T is expanding its Wi-Fi calling feature, allowing you to use the feature when you're abroad and hopefully saving you money in roaming fees.
Need to check in with someone in Belgium? Calling and texting is free on most carriers
In light of the attacks in Brussels, Belgium, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile are waiving charges on calls and texts to the country.
T-Mobile adds YouTube, Google Play Movies and more to Binge On program
T-Mobile added YouTube and other video providers to its Binge On program, which allows customers to stream video without it counting towards their data.
AT&T dodges data-throttling class-action lawsuit
AT&T has evaded a class-action lawsuit for data throttling, but the company is still to face legal trouble from the FTC and FCC.
Atlanta, Chicago, and Indianapolis have the country’s best mobile networks, study says
Where does your city rank? A new report by RootMetrics highlights the cities in the U.S. with the best cellular networks.
AT&T offers open enrollment for customers who want to insure their devices
From March 1 through April 30, AT&T will allow its customers to pick up some insurance for their devices, even if they're past the 30-day deadline.
AT&T caters to cord-cutters with plans to add 3 new DirecTV streaming options
AT&T has announced plans to introduce three new options for streaming DirecTV on everything from smartphones and tablets to PCs.
AT&T is suing the Louisville Metro Council over Google Fiber
AT&T says the Louisville Metro Council has no right to regulate telephone poles, so it's suing over an ordinance that gave Google Fiber easy access.
Time Warner Cable, AT&T lose yet another battle against Google Fiber
Definitely good news for residents and business owners living in Louisville, city officials have officially paved the way for Google to expand into the Kentucky city and bring gigabit speeds with Google Fiber.
Get up to $650 in credit from AT&T for switching to its side of the fence
AT&T is dangling the prospect of up to $650 in credit for people switching from other carriers like Verizon, Sprint, or T-Mobile.
Google’s new stand-alone VR headset won’t need a smartphone or PC
Reports indicate Google will replace cardboard with a full-fledged stand-alone VR headset that won't rely on a smartphone or hot-rod PC to function.
T-Mobile’s network is finally worthy: the Un-carrier goes toe-to-to with AT&T and Verizon
T-Mobile's network coverage and speed is now as good as AT&T, and it's closing the gap with Verizon Wireless.
AT&T is struggling against T-Mobile’s onslaught
AT&T's latest financial figures paint a worrying picture due to a fall in the numbers of postpaid customers.
Wireless carriers are busting each other’s balls, and we are winning
Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint are locked in a big battle over who makes the best colorful balls commercial. We break down what it means and who really has the most (and biggest) balls.
AT&T’s CEO says Congress, not Silicon Valley, should decide on encryption
At the World Economic Forum, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said Congress and the people, and not Silicon Valley, should decide on encryption.
AT&T revives its unlimited data plan, but you'll have to get DirecTV to snag the deal
AT&T is bringing back its much missed unlimited data plan, but customers will have to get a DirecTV subscription to get the deal.
AT&T confirms its plan to end two-year contracts on January 8
AT&T will reportedly follow T-Mobile in abolishing two-year contracts for phones on January 8, making installments or outright purchase the only way to buy.
FCC wants to be informed about data-free streaming services from T-Mobile, AT&T, and Comcast
The FCC sent letters to T-Mobile, AT&T, and Comcast, asking the companies to provide specific details about their respective data-free streaming services.
The Gear S2 smartwatch is the first to use AT&T's NumberSync feature
AT&T has announced the Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch as the first official NumberSync device, where your existing phone number can be used on it, meaning you don't always have to take your phone with you.
AT&T gets in the holiday spirit, offers ‘free’ Galaxy S6 if you buy a separate Samsung phone
AT&T announced a holiday promotion that nets customers a free Galaxy S6 if they buy a separate Samsung smartphone. But there are a few caveats to consider.
AT&T customers willing to switch to T-Mobile offered discounts on iPhone 6S and more
T-Mobile is offering AT&T customers a discount on the iPhone 6S and accessories if they switch carriers.
AT&T jacks up its old unlimited data plan price by $5 a month
Grandfathered AT&T unlimited data customers will see their monthly bill jump from $30 to $35. It's the first price hike for the discontinued plans.
Comcast and Time Warner continue to grow despite consumer complaints
New market research shows that Comcast and Time Warner Cable are still gaining most new customers in cable broadband while fiber's growth is struggling to gain as much ground.
The Scarriers are the most horrifying monsters you will see this Halloween, says John Legere
This three part video series shows T-Mobile CEO John Legere telling scary stories about AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon. They are known as The Scarriers.
The stylus-equipped, big-screen LG G Vista 2 is out on AT&T Nov. 6, for $50 with a 2-year plan
Ever expanding its smartphone lineup, here's everything you need to know about the rugged Kyocera DuraForce 2 and the LG G Vista 2.
AT&T CEO admits it made a mistake by having a lawyer respond to a customer
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson admitted that his company made a mistake in having a lawyer reply to Alfred Valrie's suggestions.
Soon your smartwatch and phone will have the same number, thanks to U.S. carriers
AT&T revealed that its NumberSync technology will arrive soon to make sure that all your devices have the same number.
AT&T finally introduces Mexico to the wonders of 4G LTE
After spending close to $4.5 billion in purchases, AT&T finally announced its 4G LTE network rollout into Mexico, starting with six cities.
ZTE Announces the ZMax 2, a $150 phablet bound for AT&T
Phablets are all the rage, and ZTE's got a new one. The $150 ZMax 2 is headed to AT&T and TracFone.
AT&T takes some of its former employees to court over alleged phone unlocking scheme
AT&T filed a lawsuit against three of its former employees over a secretive phone unlocking scheme they took part in back in 2013.
Theater community rages against AT&T for ill-conceived tweet
AT&T managed to upset the theater community over a recent tweet that insinuated you should use your phone during a theater performance.
The super-thin Galaxy Tab S2 arrives in the U.S. on Sept 3, Here’s where you can buy one
Samsung announces Galaxy Tab S2 pricing and availability for the U.S. Customers will be able to buy the Tab S2 in select retailers and mobile carriers.
John Legere hype train has left the station and is headed toward overage annihilation
T-Mobile stopped overages a year ago, but John Legere wants all carrier to do the same. He plans on sending a message they will never forget.
AT&T is injecting ads into its Wi-Fi hotspots without user permission
There's no such thing as free Wi-Fi, and AT&T is getting paid by injecting ads into users' Internet browsing traffic, including ads for their own service.
You’ll never guess how the NSA managed to spy on the Internet for so long
New documents from the NSA reveal that AT&T has been in bed with the U.S. government since 2003, helping it spy on Americans through the Fairview program.
AT&T simplifies its Mobile Plans, offers free calls and texts to Canada and Mexico
AT&T streamlines its Mobile Share Value Plans and offers free calls and texts to Canada and Mexico.
AT&T and Google want access to the secret docs in Apple’s iMessage suit
Apple is under fire for an iMessage error that resulted in lost text messages for users who switched from iOS to Android.
AT&T calls FCC’s fine over its throttling “implausible,” says it shouldn’t have to pay
AT&T says that it shouldn't have to pay the FCC's fine for throttling unlimited customers. It argues the commission lacks the requisite authority.