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Verizon Has Fewer Dropped Calls than AT&T
While both AT&T and Verizon Customers were satisfied with their service, those using Verizon reported less dropped calls than their rival. A new survey by ChangeWave found that 82 percent of Verizon were “very satisfied” overall with their service compared to 80 percent of AT&T customers clients. However, when it came to dropped calls, there…
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AT&T to Start Selling the Kindle Next Week
AT&T announced today that it will begin selling the Amazon Kindle at more than 2,000 of its retail stores nationwide beginning March 6. As the exclusive provider of wireless 3G technology for the Kindle, the mobile company believes it’s the next logical step in boosting revenue from more than just mobile contracts and has already…
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Why Retailers Want Your Old Phones
An increasing number of retailers are looking to buy back your old technology in exchange for cash or store credit. Customers have gotten into the habit of upgrading their hardware every year or two, which leaves a lot of ‘old’ phones uselessly sitting in a drawer. Retailers are encouraging people to sell back their hardware…
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AT&T Strives to Stay Competitive with Unlimited Mobile to Mobile Plan
AT&T has been feeling the crunch lately, and its offers just keep rolling in. It is now offering unlimited voice plans to any Network on National and Family Plans, according to an AT&T press release. “Go ahead and dial up those digits–no matter which wireless network you’re calling,” says AT&T. Starting today, AT&T customers who…