AT&T has put together a portal specifically catering to iPad 3G owners, where users can add, remove, change, and view statistics for those looking to have cellular data access.

If you've had your iPhone for more then a week I can pretty much guarentee that you've heard of Shazam. You know, It's the, "What's that song?" app. Whip out your phone open the app, and it finds the artist and song title. But Shazam is not the only app out there that does this, and finding a song is not the only thing these apps can do. So I'm here to tell you what else these apps have to offer. And more importantly, which is the best for the job.

How often does AT&T give you money? They might do just that according to a proposed settlement between the iPhone carrier and some of its customers over Internet charges.

AT&T recently released an app to teach teenagers more about recycling. Is this good PR or should AT&T worry about its other issues? Read more...

AT&T has teamed up with Politics-360 to provide a tool with all of your basic voting needs, hoping to do their part to increase voter turnout. VoterHub provides voter registration, means to finding a polling location, voting related forms, election calendar, and active candidates.

On the same day that Verizon and AT&T will begin selling the iPad to the masses, AT&T will start targeting business owners with the device too. Read more...

Shocker! In a press release this morning, Verizon has announced that it has just cut a deal with Apple, and will begin to offer the iPad in its stores starting October 28th.

T-Mobile's exclusive deal to sell the iPhone 4 in Germany is dead. And with it, the last of the exclusivity deals in Europe is no more. It was reported today that both Vodafone and O2 would begin selling Apple's latest handset throughout Germany. Read more...

Don't look for a 4G (LTE) iPhone model until at least 2012, according to one report. Read more...

If you're an AT&T customer who has opted to enroll in the company's Unified Messaging service, including U-Verse customers, you can now access your voicemail right from your iPhone.

The new AT&T Navigator v1.7i is probably one of the most significant updates in some time for the application. AT&T has improved the overall map graphics, enhanced the 3D framerate performance, utilizes iOS 4 multitasking, warns for traffic cameras, added a battery saving feature, provides lane guidance, and integrated speech recognition.

It seems AT&T has finally provided a number of features users have been pleading for. AT&T myWireless Mobile v1.5 adds alpha-numeric entry support for wireless numbers, AutoPay integration, "A-List" management, a support section with a number of FAQs, and a highly revamped Wi-Fi section.

Credit Suisse has surveyed iPhone owners, asking what they'd do if AT&T lost exclusivity. Read on to see the results...

U.S. consumers that hoped to buy an iPhone 4 without a contract are now out of luck. Apple is no longer allowing any purchases without a contract with AT&T. Read more...

AT&T has finally gotten around to releasing the universal version of their wireless feedback app, Mark the Spot, along with a couple more improvements.

While Apple is good at keeping many things secret, they find it impossible to keep those secrets, secret. In a recent find, the code names for three new Apple products are revealed.

While we probably won't know until Apple wants us to know, it is very likely that U.S. customers will see an iPhone on Verizon's network within a year. The thing that everyone wants to know is: "What will this mean for sales?"

One of the newest (and least talked about) new features of iOS 4 is group messaging. Not only could it save you some money, but your fingers will like you better for it. Read on...

AT&T U-verse subscribers are now provided with another outlet to be entertained. Customers can now watch television from their iPhones! Using the new U-verse Mobile app (free in the App Store) But, be forewarned: the service is only available using Wi-Fi. Read more...

One of the most prevalent iPhone issues is reception, and AT&T has started rolling out a new device that could solve those issues. Unfortunately, it appears that the solution has its own problems.

While almost every company on the planet would go nuts if they had a customer satisfaction rating anywhere near 93%, it's actually the sign of an issue for Apple. New satisfaction statistics are out, and some of the numbers may be quite surprising.

AT&T Mark the Spot v2.0 adds national and local network news plus more ways for customers to provide additional information when having call or data problems when using the cellular network.

The expert suggests that much of Apple's problem with the iPhone 4 falls to AT&T and its spotty network.