Merger Approval Means Cingular Will Be Renamed AT&T
Is this another April Fool's joke early?
Come on, Phonescoop. You've done this to us before.
Actually just kidding, I guess this name change was expected. Oh well. I will not miss seeing Cingualr or Cingalur in these forums. Now you can easily hold your SHIFT key down and type: AT&T. Very easy.
Actually just kidding, I guess this name change was expected. Oh well. I will not miss seeing Cingualr or Cingalur in these forums. Now you can easily hold your SHIFT key down and type: AT&T. Very easy.
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bones boy said:
Now you can easily hold your SHIFT key down and type: AT&T. Very easy.
actually, the correct spelling for the "new" at&t is in lowercase - even easier!
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Actually, it's not.
The corporate logo is in lowercase letters, but any other reference to the company in type is in uppercase. Look at AT&T's website. The only lowercase appearances are in the corporate logos.
The corporate logo is in lowercase letters, but any other reference to the company in type is in uppercase. Look at AT&T's website. The only lowercase appearances are in the corporate logos.
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ah yes, i just found the section in the content guidelines that refer to this - my mistake:
# When using our name in text, never use lowercase letterforms to represent our company or legal name (e.g., at&t or at&t, Inc.).
# Always use all uppercase letterforms (e.g., AT&T or AT&T, Inc.) when referring to our company or legal name in text.
# When referring to the AT&T Web Site, write att.com. (e.g., To find out more about DSL, visit att.com.)
# Our new signature is the only application to use lowercase letterforms.
# When using our name in text, never use lowercase letterforms to represent our company or legal name (e.g., at&t or at&t, Inc.).
# Always use all uppercase letterforms (e.g., AT&T or AT&T, Inc.) when referring to our company or legal name in text.
# When referring to the AT&T Web Site, write att.com. (e.g., To find out more about DSL, visit att.com.)
# Our new signature is the only application to use lowercase letterforms.
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