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Written by uvadmin
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Thursday, 19 April 2007 |
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AT&T announced today the ability for AT&T U-verse customers to schedule and manage their U-verse TV recordings from their AT&T (formerly Cingular) wireless phones and devices. With this innovative new feature AT&T U-verse TV and Internet customers can use any compatible AT&T wireless phone or handset to search U-verse TV program listings, schedule program or series recordings, and manage or delete stored DVR content. Something worth noting here is that although this feature is currently only available to AT&T wireless customers, AT&T plans to make the feature available to customers of other wireless providers in the near future.
Press Release
Contributed by UverseUsers member manhole
UPDATE - To access web remote on your phone, follow these steps:
- Open your phone's browser and point it at http://m.yahoo.com
- Scroll to the very bottom of the list and select "AT&T Y! Web Remote"
- If this is your first visit, login using your U-verse email address and password
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Written by uverse
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Wednesday, 28 March 2007 |
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Is it being reported that the U-verse subscriber base has passed 10,000. This is more than triple than the total at the end of last year. Seeking Alpha is also reporting that U-verse is adding over 1000 subscribers a week a now. This means that when ATT reports for QTR1 of this year at the end of April, they will probably have around 15,000 subscribers by then.
Seeking Alpha is reporting that ATT is achieving 25 meg at 5000 feet with pair bonding and that this should become available in the first part of 2008. They also state that SD is running at 1.8Mb/s and HD is at 8.5Mb/s and they anticipate this to drop to 6.5Mb/s. |
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Written by uvadmin
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Tuesday, 27 March 2007 |
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So you think the 120 hours of SD content your U-verse DVR holds is not enough. Or maybe you want more than 24 hours of HD recording. Well, thanks to U-verse member koolkid1935, you don't have to settle for the storage that AT&T provides any longer. Continue reading for a quick tutorial on replacing the hard drive in your DVR. |
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Written by uvadmin
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Thursday, 22 March 2007 |
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 AT&T today announced the new U-verse TV OnTheGo service through a partnership with MobiTV. The premium service enables U-verse customers to watch nearly 30 channels of TV content on any internet connected PC. The service will also eventually be available to users of AT&T wireless phones. In the future, AT&T U-verse OnTheGo will feature U-verse content such as movie trailers for Video-on-Demand (VOD) content, as well as more channels and content. This announcement finally brings to fruition the company's strategy to deliver integrated services to the three screens that consumers value the most: the PC, the TV and the wireless device.
AT&T U-verse customers can sign up for a 14-day free trial of OnTheGo here. The service is available for as little as $10 a month.
Press Release
Official AT&T OnTheGo site
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Written by uverse
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Wednesday, 21 March 2007 |
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UverseUsers.com member koolkid1935 cracked the case of his DVR and posted the results of what he found in our forums.
He found 256meg of DDR, a Seagate 7200Rpm drive, marvel ethernet controller, 1 meg flash chip, and Sigma SMP8630 MPEG-4 processor. In his post you can also find links to more information about the parts mentioned above. Thanks for letting us know what is inside the DVR! |
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Written by uvadmin
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Tuesday, 20 March 2007 |
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TelephonyOnline.com quotes Michael Grasso,assistant vice president of consumer marketing for AT&T U-verse, as saying, "We have only one HD stream to the home today but by the end of the year, we will have multiple HD streams." This confirms what we have been hearing here at UverseUsers.com, but it is always good to get official confirmation from AT&T. Whether pair bonding will be needed to offer multiple HD streams to some users remains to be seen, but improved compression technology should allow multiple HD streams to a good number of existing customers within their current bandwidth limitations. 2007 looks like it will be a good year for US customers interested in IPTV solutions like U-verse. |
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Written by uverse
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Tuesday, 20 March 2007 |
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As reported in our forums yesterday U-Verse is now live in Kasas City. The press release is here |
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Written by uvadmin
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Wednesday, 07 March 2007 |
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That's right, fellas! We've now got a Digg button on every news story we post. So get busy digging and help drive some traffic our way. |
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Written by uvadmin
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Tuesday, 06 March 2007 |
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Today AT&T officially announced the availability of its U-verse service in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Now through June 30th, new customers may receive two months of free TV with a 60-day money back guarantee as well as two free months of HD programming. Service is initially available in limited areas across the DFW metropolitan statistical area and will increase availability on an ongoing basis.
DFW was one of the 15 markets that were planned to launch before the end of 2006. Its launch today marks the 14th market across five states where U-verse is available. |
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Written by uvadmin
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Monday, 05 March 2007 |
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Microsoft seems to be pushing the updates out a bit faster now for their Microsoft TV IPTV Edition platform that AT&T's U-verse is run on. AT&T recently began pushing out version 3970. Word is that it contains mostly bug fixes, but we will give a full review once we have had a chance to use it thoroughly. Here's to hoping that it fixes the slow DVR responsiveness! |
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