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AT&T Plans to Unite iPhone with U-Verse Services

Sep 15, 2008, 4:10 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today AT&T revealed some unannounced products and services at an industry event. In the future, iPhone users who are also U-Verse subscribers will be able to listen to their voicemails through their TVs, or download recorded programs from their DVRs onto their iPhones. They will also be able to use their iPhones as a remote control for switching channels on their TV. No specifics about the services, nor any timeframe for when they may become available, was provided.

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imtrickedout

Sep 16, 2008, 11:30 AM

DONT THINK THAT THIS.......

WILL BE OUT TILL ATAT GETS LTE ROLLING WHICH PROBABLY WONT BE FOR A WHILE

lxav06

Sep 15, 2008, 6:45 PM

iphone and u verse!

great more crap to explain to pleople how to do.
i wanna hear the call to tech support for that! 🙄

metalsmokearsenal

I don't work for them but man thats gotta suck! Only more headaches for tech support.. oh well 😈

durkadurkha

1st question. "i have the sony ericsson w300Iphone can i use that?"

Jayshmay

It's always perplexed me as to why there are seperate rate plans and stupid rules for the iphone than there are for every other phone or smartphone. The iphone could have been part of the AT&T Unity plan from day ONE, it's just a matter of putting it ...
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