AT&T stories
Research reveals how mobile computing, cloud services and online collaboration tools are improving productivity, but not for everyone.
As smartphones render everyday items obsolete, we explore their evolution into our ultimate digital hubs, reshaping daily life.
In 2013, cloud computing shifts from hype to hyper growth, mirroring historic IT transformations and signalling a new era for vendors and businesses alike.
AT&T boosts its New Zealand arm, appointing Peter Thomson from IPConnect as GM to drive regional sales opportunities.
AT&T diversifies cloud services, embracing innovation by partnering with small tech firms and launching innovation foundries.
AT&T expands its horizons with a managed network service aimed at easing IT burdens for enterprises globally, including in New Zealand.
AT&T set to acquire T-Mobile USA in a groundbreaking $39bn deal, reshaping the US mobile carrier landscape and boosting network capabilities.
AT&T rolls out new post-paid billing for tablets in the US, offering customers more flexibility after iPad 2 launch.
Consumer Reports says that the new Verizon iPhone 4 suffers the same reception problems as the original model, only now you don't get a free case.
Cisco introduces the CRS-3, a super router that boasts 12 times the traffic capacity of its nearest rival, to propel the next-gen internet forward.
Companies join forces to announce a strategic agreement to personalise, mobilise and virtualise video meetings.
In 2013, enterprise mobile strategy takes centre stage, with a focus on apps, M2M communication, and enhanced security.
Tourism New Zealand's Giant Rugby Ball, powered by AT&T's data services, heads to Tokyo for the All Blacks' clash with Australia on 31 October.
