Back to school iPhone deals deliver cash savings and even free devices
We've rounded up the best iPhone deals this August, with free device offers and cash back savings across top wireless carriers.
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AT&T
AppleInsider Staff
T-Mobile and AT&T partner to battle robocalls
AT&T and T-Mobile have announced a new partnership designed to thwart robocalls by authenticating incoming calls across both networks.
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Andrew O'Hara
AT&T says it lost $5 million a year from illegal unlocking scheme
A man has been accused of paying employees of AT&T over a five-year period to illegally unlock large numbers of iPhones and other devices, an act that is alleged to have cost the carrier an average of around $5 million per year in lost revenue.
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Malcolm Owen
AT&T adds free Spotify Premium option to Unlimited &More plans
AT&T is increasing the media options it is providing subscribers of its Unlimited &More plans from Tuesday, with customers able to use Spotify Premium at no extra charge, a move that follows shortly after Verizon's similar Apple Music offer was introduced.
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AT&T rebrands DirecTV Now as 'AT&T TV Now,' plans separate 'AT&T TV'
DirecTV Now, AT&T's internet TV service, is officially rebranding as "AT&T TV Now" later this summer in what's promised to be a smooth transition.
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Roger Fingas
AT&T automatically blocking spam & fraud calls for new customers
AT&T is now automatically blocking suspected spam and fraud calls, though only for new customers at the moment.
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Amazon trumps Apple & Google in latest global 'brand value' report
Amazon is now the world leader in terms of brand value, eclipsing both Apple and Google, according to annual Kantar research rankings.
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US cellular carriers say stopped sale of customer location data to third parties
Major U.S. cellular carriers recently confirmed to the Federal Communications Commission that they have, for the most part, stopped selling customer geolocation data to third-party aggregators, a questionable practice first discovered a year ago.
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Mikey Campbell
Multiple class actions target US carriers over selling location data
All four major U.S. carriers — AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and Sprint — are facing proposed class action lawsuits over their selling of customer location data.
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William Gallagher
Christine McKee
