Have you ever tried accessing AT&T’s free Wi-Fi service and found the process rather difficult or not working at all? Well you're not the first, luckily Devicescape has just released their connection tool to help access AT&T’s free Wi-Fi service without the headache. Not you can bypass the SMS-based connection process and connect in one simple step. If you act quickly ... continued »

Earlier today, AT&T puts up a web page showing WiFi service for iPhone customers. After so many back pedaling stunt, it turns out that this one is no different. Several hours after reports on blogosheren this subject, AT&T pulled the offending page down from its website. AT&T’s action of mis-published information on their website really does not sit well with many ... continued »

AT&T have finally spoken up on the puzzle of their on-again, off-again inclusive WiFi offer.  According to spokesperson Fletcher Cook, the posting of the offer on AT&T's site was "a human error."  However, it apparently echoes the carrier's long-time intention to offer free WiFi to iPhone and other WiFi-equipped devices. continued »

If anyone can decipher AT&T's stance on iPhone WiFi, please let me know.  The carrier has again pulled inclusive WiFi from the iPhone contract, after briefly reinstating it.  No comment from AT&T as to the reason for the change, but it's presumed that they're still having problems limiting the WiFi access solely to Apple's cellphone. continued »

Bad news for iPhone users that enjoy hanging out at the local Starbucks. It seems that the free WiFi for the iPhone courtesy of AT&T, has been disabled. No explanation was given, just working one minute, not working the next. Also, there was no mention when, or if, the WiFi offering would be back. Wow, that was some short lived ... continued »

Some iPhone users on AT&T are noticing a pleasant surprise the last few days, free access to AT&T wireless hot spots using their iPhone. This applies to all popular AT&T hot spot areas, such as Starbucks and Barnes & Noble. It seems only iPhone customers are getting the free WiFi love from AT&T, but hey it is still better than ... continued »

It turns out that $60 a month isn'tthe cheapest service charge for an iPhone, not if you're willing to call up and go through the rigmarole of threatening to cancel your account with AT&T.  Some subscribers are claiming that, when they contacted the carrier to complain about poor internet performance and asked to sever the contract, they were offered an unpublicised $39.99 ... continued »

UPDATE: Live blogging from Steve's Keynote The time of this webcast is showing are Central time.97 entries on this webcast Vincent Nguyen @ Jan 9th, 2007 4:52 amMacWorld San Francisco keynote on January 9th, 2007, will start at 9am PST Live at this page. Vincent Nguyen @ Jan 9th, 2007 12:16 pm starting…steve thanks intel, users vendors etc…he’s happy ….everyone claps Vincent Nguyen @ ... continued »