AT&T has launched a new app which allows you to control your account right from your TV screen. The app, called “U-verse Account Manager,” will allow you to add channels, view channel lineups, compare packages, and view account information. The account manager is located on U-verse Channel 9910. Full Story
Wrigley field never looked so good. A new AT&T U-verse app lets Chicago Cubs fans choose from 7 different WGN-TV Chicago angles as your main picture, and up to four different cameras placed at home plate, third base, first base and center field at one time. Dan York, president of content at AT&T said, “It’s like you’re sitting in the production booth and calling the shots.” (See screenshot below.) Full Story
AT&T has re-filed it’s complaint against Madison Square Garden (MSG) and Cablevision over rights to high-definition (HD) feeds from the regional sports networks. AT&T contacted MSG about the feeds to MSG HD and MSG Plus HD after an FCC ruling said “denying access to terrestrial nets is presumptively unfair and deceptive, and treats HD nets as separate services from the standard-definion feed.” Full Story
AT&T’s U-verse TV service now offers Tennis Channel in standard and high-definition. The network, which launches in time for Wimbledon, can be found on channels 660 (standard-definition) and 1660 (high-definition) for customers with the AT&T U450 service package. AT&T says they offer 3,500 hours of HD content throughout the year. Full Story
AT&T has become the next network to offer the FIFA World Cup in 3D, announcing a deal with sports network ESPN. The IPTV provider will provide 25 of the matches from South Africa in 3D on ESPN 3D, and close to 100 live events in 3D in the next year. Full Story
AT&T has added four new HD channels to its U-verse service nationwide. HLN HD, Discovery Kids HD, truTV HD and Turner Classic Movies (TCM) HD are now part of the high-definition lineup which AT&T says now exceeds 130 channels. Full Story
AT&T’s U-verse TV service will add stats to your TV screen via the Yahoo! Sports application starting Monday, Mar. 15. The app will allow you to create your own bracket and get personalized scores and game summaries, just in time for the March 2010 college basketball tournament. Full Story
Parts of Connecticut are now getting MSNBC and MSNBC HD through AT&T’s U-verse service. The standard-definition version can be found on channel 215 (as part of the U100 package), and the high-definition version on channel 1215. Full Story
Subscribers to AT&T’s U-verse TV service got an additional 5 HD channels today, bringing the number of high-definition channels from the service to at least 115 in every U.S. market. New international channels were also added to U-verse, including Filipino and Cantonese programming. Full Story
World Fishing Network (WFN) has launched in hi-def on AT&T’s U-verse TV service. The new HD network is available on U-verse channel 1679, and features 24-hour fishing programming including original shows, local stories, and news. Full Story
Residents in Knoxville Tenn., now have the option of television, and voice and internet services via IPTV from AT&T’s U-verse. U-verse offers 110 high-definition channels, as well as a personalized U-bar, containing sports, weather and other dynamic content. Full Story
AT&T has expanded its IPTV-based U-verse service to parts of Jackson, Mississippi. The television/voice/internet package offers at least 110 high-definition (HD) channels as well as remote DVR control from a cell phone or PC. Full Story
If you live in Southeast Louisiana you may have another choice for television service from AT&T’s U-verse. U-verse provides TV, voice and internet service via IPTV through their fiber-optic and copper wire network. Full Story
AT&T is rolling out some U-verse enhancements this fall, all at no charge to their customers. The most compelling new feature is Multiview, allowing you to watch 4 channels at a time. Full Story
With only a couple days left before the launch of NFL’s RedZone on Sunday, AT&T couldn’t have waited much later to make the announcement. The channel, brought to you by NFL Network, brings important plays and highlights of Sunday’s football games in real time. Full Story
- Limited Time
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