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AT&T Imposes New 61-Cent Monthly Wireless Fee
AT&T Inc. has added a new monthly administrative fee of 61 cents to the bills of all of its contract wireless lines as of May 1, a move that could bring in more than a half-billion dollars in annual revenue to the telecom giant.Verizon Customers Will Have to Wait Full Two Years for That Phone Upgrade
Verizon is phasing out a program that let customers on a two-year contract upgrade their phone after 20 months.
Verizon Kills Planned $2 Convenience Charge Following Uproar
The company backtracks on a planned fee for one-time credit card payments made online or by phone.
Verizon Introduces “Convenience Fee” for Some Online, Phone Payments
There are still plenty of ways to avoid that $2 charge, however.
Verizon’s ThunderBolt Moves Like Lightning
Verizon’s ThunderBolt 4G cellphone is a speed demon, zipping past rival 4G phones’ cellular-data speeds and even past many home land-line Internet connections.
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An App For That? Five Ways Banks Could Learn From Apple's iPad
The line for the iPad 2 at Apple’s White Plains, N.Y., store stretched around the third level of the mall. The line blocked restaurants, Anthropologie and Brooks Brothers stores. Security guards had to keep the escalator exits clear. Meanwhile, the nation’s banks are getting attention by covertly raising fees charged to customers who use their automated teller machines: a whopping $5 in some cases.
Viacom Sold Rock Band for a Song. A Really, Really Cheap Song.
If you’ve got $49.99, you can buy a copy of “Rock Band 3.” Or you could have bought the company that makes the videogame. Ouch.
Virtual Monday? How Holiday Shopping Has Included Intangibles.
Cyber Monday reached a record-breaking level this year with more than $1 billion dollars spent online, making it the heaviest U.S. online shopping day ever. And that includes the intangibles in our lives that you can’t touch or feel, and can’t ship in a box, like e-books and music and virtual goods.
RIM Sends Message to Kik by Filing Lawsuit
Two weeks ago, the BlackBerry Messenger lookalike was banned by Research In Motion from its app store, and now the company is sending a more serious message by filing a lawsuit against Waterloo, Ontario-based Kik, claiming patent infringement.
The eMoney Ribbon Cutting
Welcome to the grand opening of eMoney. I’m Tricia Duryee, one of the latest additions to All Things Digital. You may know me from the three years I spent at mocoNews, where I wrote about the mobile industry, or before that, as a technology reporter at the Seattle Times. Going forward, I’ll write about e-commerce and gaming.