“Stephen G. Wozniak”, “Steven P. jobs” and “Ronald Wayne”. The latter had the best signature on Apple Computer’s founding contract, signed on April 1, 1976. Too bad he used it again to sell his 10 per cent share for $US800. More »
The details are still being brought to light on this, so don’t go taking up torch and pitchfork just yet, but apparently there’s some poor soldier in Afghanistan with a $US16,000 bill that AT&T will not budge on whatsoever. More »
Over the weekend, West Australian Vodafone customers were left stranded without mobile coverage for 11 hours thanks to a network outage. Vodafone updated their website to inform customers of the issue – well those who had internet access anyway – but it raises the question: What should happen when a telco doesn’t deliver their service sufficiently? More »
Remember those rumours that Telstra was planning on boosting the data on its $49 cap plan to 1GB? It’s looking more and more promising if this screengrab from Telstra’s retail.live website are anything to go by. More »
AT&T’s upgrade offer for iPhone 4 is “generous”, as Steve Jobs put it. Any iPhone owner eligible for an upgrade any time this year can upgrade immediately – up to six months early. But maybe you shouldn’t. More »
Apple has sneakily put the UK iPad data plans up on its website before networks Orange, O2 and Vodafone have had a chance to issue news themselves – and what’s obvious so far is that it pays to shop around. More »
Ever since Vodafone and Three started sharing a bed and calling themselves VHA, we’ve been waiting for them to share the love with their customers. Well, they’ve started the process this month by rejigging their post-paid cap plans, but they’ve still got a long way to go. More »
After making lame excuses to the FCC for their suddenly doubled ETF, Verizon has now partially backtracked: The ETF is only doubled for phones people actually like! Cancel those dumb featurephones whenever you want! You’re welcome, America. More »
