...- AT&T Inc.: myAT&T allows you to manage your Wireless and AT&T U-verse® account from your iPhone, iPod T... http://bit.ly/hWjgtR... Read More

By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Feb 23, 2011 | Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you! Sand Slides: Another app to add to your collection of addictive puzzle games! [Free - iTunes link] Photogene for iPad: Get 11 additional frames or GO-PRO mode (extra tools) via in-app purchase. [$2.99, with in-app purchases - iTunes link] 2Do: Tasks Done in Style: Update gives recurring tasks the option to have an end date and priority mapping with Toodledo has been revised. [$6.99 - iTunes link] myAT&T: Previously myWireless, myAT&T now supports both wireless and AT&T U-verse account management. [Free - iTunes link] Doodle Jump: This update brings a super-secret early Easter present! [Free - iTunes link] Any other Read More

Unless you're on the AT&T unlimited data plan, you may be sweating those data caps on your iPhone. If you go over a certain amount of data usage on your iOS device, you'll wind up with overages. Couple that with the fact that our iDevices appear to upload info in the wee hours of the night and consumers wind up wondering just how much data they are using on a daily basis. Yes, you can drill down into Settings > General > Usage to see your data, or use the AT&T myWireless app, but those are slightly inconvenient and don't provide alerts or detailed info. Enter DataMan, which features data tracking and push notifications to let you know when you're getting close or going over your data plan allowances. Does it work? Absolutely. I tested the app for a few weeks and found it quite simple to use. History allows you Read More

By Allyson Kazmucha, Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 | As you all know by now, we’re still watching for iOS4 updates that crop up in the app store, and as always, if you guys see interesting ones, feel free to let us know.  Here’s the ones we found in the last week or so, and if you haven’t checked for updates, go check that update tab and let us know if you caught something we didn’t! Osfoora has taken the place as my favorite Twitter client (for now anyways). They received an iOS4 update we covered a few weeks back, but this one is even better. It adds full retina display support for the iPhone 4 and boy is it pretty. The whole app got somewhat of a facelift as well. The text really pops and the main menus have been revamped. So if you haven’t updated, go for it, or if Read More

Posted 06/03/2010 at 8:12pm | by David W. Martin AT&T has announced that beginning June 7, new iPhone and iPad data plans will no longer be unlimited for new customers, and that the plans will be capped off to either 200MB or 2GB. To figure out which data service may be perfect for you, read on for tips on how to find out how much data you use a month with your iPhone. Click to Embiggen You can see how much data you send and receive through AT&T's wireless network using their website:1. Launch your favorite web browser and visit the AT&T website.2. Log into your AT&T account.3. Select the option for Bill and Payments.4. Select Create a Biling Report which is located under the Billing Reports heading.5. Select Data Usage Trend from the Report pop-up menu. You can adjust the date range to see your data usage from various time Read More

AT&T will no longer offer an unlimited data plan, and a lot of smartphone owners may be wondering how that affects them. For most, it’s an opportunity to save money. The trick to getting the best deal on a phone contract is to buy only as much as you use. According to AT&T, 98 percent of its smartphone customers use less than 2 GB of data a month, which would be covered in the new $25-a-month plan – $5 less than the unlimited plan. And, according to the company, 65 percent of its smartphone customers use less than 200 megabytes of data a month, which would be covered in the $15 plan. So most people with an unlimited plan now are overpaying for their service. Still, unlimited plans are popular, and not just at AT&T. Perhaps  people use it as an insurance policy. While you pay for more service than you Read More

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With AT&T’s new data plans announced and going into effect in less than a week, users may feel the need to do some preparation. Existing customers will be allowed to keep the current unlimited data plan for ~$30 per month if they wish, even when signing a new 2-year agreement. The catch is you cannot get back to the unlimited plan if you decide to move to one of the new plans. The two new plans have a maximum monthly transfer limit that could end up costing you your sanity in overage charges, so you’ll likely want to look into your past usage and keep track of your data as you go along. There are a handful of ways to go about it… 1) Go to www.wireless.att.com/accounts/, log into the wireless area, and go to Usage & Recent Activity near the top of the page. You can also View Past Data Read More

By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Jun 2, 2010 | The good news is, existing iPhone users with the $30 unlimited data plan can keep that plan even if upgrading to the next generation iPhone HD/iPhone 4G this summer — unless you want to tether, at which point you’ll need to switch to one of the new AT&T tiered pricing data plans for smartphones. If you’re trying to decide whether or not you should make the switch, the first question that comes to mind is “how much data am I using now?” You can find out very easily from AT&T’s website and TiPb is here to show you how. You will then be shown a nice bar graph of your data usage by the MB. Unfortunately, data isn’t available before November 2009, but this is still very helpful information when deciding on a data plan. You can also check your usage with AT&T’s Read More

With today's new pricing policies regarding AT&T data plans, I'm sure a lot of you are asking, "How can I actually see how much data I'm using?" It's super simple. MacObserver points out two ways you can check. One involves logging in at AT&T's site, the other involves an app called AT&T myWireless Mobile that you can download. If you're planning on sticking with AT&T through the policy changes—a few of us at Giz are not—it's worth your 5 minutes of research. [MacObserver] Read More

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A couple weeks ago I wrote about the top 40 iPhone apps of 2009 in the App Store. This article got quite a bit of success (especially on Twitter) and a few of you asked me what where my favorite iPhone apps of 2009. I’ve had many apps come and go this year so I guess the best way to tell what my favorites are is to tell you the one I will keep with me for next year. Facebook – Need I say more? Indispensable if you have a Facebook account (note: you may want to join our Facebook page). Flight Control – My favorite iPhone game. Ever! It’s fun and addicting. My best score is 357 planes landed. Can you do better? Bejeweled 2 – My fiancée turned me on this game. I used to play it a lot but I got over it. Tap Tap Revenge 3 – Read More

by It’s no secret that iPhone users are data whores. Whether it’s the access they have to data-connect applications, the ability they possess to stream video and audio, or how they utilize the Web browsing experience in general, iPhone owners as a group use more data than the average smartphone user. Just the other day, AT&T’s Ralph de la Vega put some of the blame for the network’s notoriously unreliably coverage on users themselves, going so far as to say that the company is considering a usage-based pricing scheme in the future. De la Vega does bring up an interesting point, however: Most users don’t know how much bandwidth they are consuming. Fortunately, there’s an app for that. In fact, the next version of Bjango’s Consume for the iPhone will include support for AT&T Wireless customers in the U.S.Consume [iTunes link] is a usage monitor for the iPhone and the iPod Read More

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In my Hidden Gem App column I’ve delivered more than 70 apps in the last five months and tested countless more that never made the cut. In that time we’ve gone through a site change from www.appleiphoneapps.com to www.appadvice.com and a complete redesign of our Web site, so I’m sure you’ve missed out on some if not most of my hidden gems columns. In any case, this is the column to start with or catch up on because I’m delivering to you today the best of the best. For the record, here’s the list of every app appearing in hidden gems: Sudoku Grab, GPush, Kayak, Simplify Music 2, Simplenote, Mover+ and Mover, Newsstand, Face The Music, Facehack, Dial Zero, Dictionary.com, vSNAX, Peephole, The Moron Test, Read It Later Pro and Read It Later Lite, Pocket Tanks Deluxe and Pocket Tanks Free, Cooliris, Blackjack Live, Flight Control, Leaf Trombone: World Stage, Touch Read More

We here at App Advice are constantly trying to keep you informed and up to date about the latest and greatest iPhone apps and that includes their updates. Below you will find the today’s most popular app updates. Enjoy! AT&T myWireless Mobile – iPhone OS 3.0 compatible. Fixes display issue. [$Free - iTunes Link] Documents To Go (Microsoft Word editing & Desktop sync) – Change font type & size. Shake undo/redo. First line indenting. [$4.99 - iTunes Link] MySpace Mobile – Performance improvements. Bug fixes. [$Free - iTunes Link] Palringo Instant Messenger Lite – Push notifications. Contacts search. Faster reconnection. Copy and Paste. Improved stability. Various bug fixes. [$Free - iTunes Link] SimplyTweet 2.0 Lite – Block/Unblock support. Added support to view large profile pictures. [$Free - iTunes Link] The Weather Channel – Icon name changed from Standard to TWC. 2.0 compatibility bug fix. [$Free - iTunes Link] Ustream Viewing Application Read More

Before I go into what nagged at me on first hearing this story, I have to say with as much pride as my guiltless geekdom can allow that I am a huge fan of Discovery Channel’s Mythbusters. I’ve been there since the beginning; and it never ceases to amaze me what they prove, disprove, and accomplish against conceived odds. There is also the joy of watching thing get blown up for science. Let’s face it: Nothing is cooler than using high-end explosives to remove hardened cement from a mixer truck. Back in June, one of the original Mythbusters, Adam Savage, raised his analytical ire on open Twitter feeds and found his argument sneaking into mainstream media. Savage’s source of undivided attention wasn’t an urban legend or subject of pseudo-science, but AT&T. Why? Seems that after spending a day in Canada, Savage managed to incur a whopping $11,000 bill due to data Read More

It feels great to be back with AppAdvice. If you were wondering what had happened to me, take a look at my review for TravelTracker; but in a nutshell, I took a Hobbit’s journey. I had been invited this summer to talk in New Zealand on Social Media matters, so at the end of May I packed my bags and took off on Air New Zealand Flight 5 for Auckland. Seeing as I had never traveled this far before, I was working hard my “Travel Planning Fu” in trying to make all of my bags and carry-on’s maximized in what they could hold. Prepping and packing for a trip like this also made me tap into the full potential of the very apps you’ll see me reviewing in my next few posts. Your iPhone, with the right tools and the right approach, can serve as the ultimate carry-on luggage; so before Read More

I’ve featured several Hidden Gems in this column which have gone to the top of the most downloaded lists after I covered them – AT&T MyWireless, Fluid and Pocket Tanks among them. In addition to a couple gems which debuted this week, including a super cool app that lets you swipe photos or contacts from one iPhone or iPod touch to another, I’d like to go over apps which may have been in the most downloaded lists but have since faded into relative obscurity. I say relative because they made it onto a lot of iPhones and iPod Touches so there’s a chance they stayed yours as they did on mine. But if you missed them the first time around, it’s time to give them a try. All the apps featured this week, except the last one, are free. Fullscreen multitouch image search. You can tilt or swipe your way across Read More

05.11.09        App Score: 7/10    In functionality, , is a nearly identical version of the company’s Web site. AT&T customers (and almost all of us are) can use this app to view and pay bills, view voice minutes and data usage, and add or remove features from their accounts. The first step is to set up an AT&T Mobility account, which you must do online. Then, download AT&T myWireless Mobile and enter your wireless account login information, which consists of your wireless telephone number and a password. The options — view, pay and add/remove features — essentially are all you need to maintain your account. If you decide to add or remove features, you’ll get a brief feature description, pricing info and a button to tap if you decide to buy it. Having the easy ability to look at your usage potentially could be a worth some bucks Read More

Hey guys. So this is my last time doing the iPhone apps column, because it's my last day at Gizmodo. So it's only fitting that we enter the DANGER ZONE. That's right, I'm moving on to other place in the internetosphere as of today (more later), and I will of course be leaving the weekly roundup of notable iPhone apps in the more than capable hands of one John "Mose" Herrman, so fear not, this isn't going anywhere. Top Gun: With no apparent peg whatsoever, Paramount has decided to make a Top Gun iPhone game. Since I've seen this movie upwards of, well, let's just say many times, I am pleased. And better yet, it's no dud—smooth accelerometer controls (with a recalibration option! yes!) guide either an F-22 fighter or B-2 bomber (yeah, no F-14s for some reason) through some pretty intuitive arcade dogfights. Plus, convincing covers of the classic Kenny Read More

AT&T just released a free handy utility that allows you manage your online AT&T wireless account through your iPhone. Let me begin by saying that this app is absolutely fantastic. Any time a company makes it easy and convenient to view/pay their bills, they are top notch to me. This app lets you view your bill, check your usage, and even add features. When you first start the app it will ask for your phone number and your password. You will need to go to AT&T's website to register your number if you haven't already done so. Once you log in you will be taken to the main screen. From there you have three main option: Bill & Pay, Usage, and Features. Bill and Pay allows you to view your bill summary and even view the full PDF version of your bill. This option also allows you to make a payment Read More

AT&T customers can now pay their bill, view all voice and data usage and browse / manage bolt-on features directly from their iPhone with ease thanks to the new myWireless mobile app. It’s about time for this, as previously it required calling in to pay or getting online using a typical browser to do this. So, if you want to stay on top of your usage (especially if you have a family plan or travel overseas), the myWireless app is now available as a free download in the App Store to monitor your usage easily and quickly. It displays all the info and allows you to pay your current bill as well as add new features or upgrade existing ones. As far as user friendliness goes, it’s a step in the right direction for AT&T, a company attacked frequently for its lack of customer responsiveness. Posted on May 7th, 2009 by Read More

The iPhone has been on the market for almost a year and a half, but it took until last week for AT&T to come up with a way for iPhone owners in the U.S. to be able to manage their accounts from their devices. The new myWireless Mobile app (click opens iTunes) is free and provides much of the functionality of the AT&T Wireless website through a cleanly designed iPhone interface. After loading the 1.7 MB app onto your iPhone, you'll need to enter your wireless number and the password that you've previously set up on the AT&T myWireless website. The app doesn't provide for account creation on the device at this time. Once your account information is validated, you're taken to a Home page that provides several services that you can sign up for, a place to view and pay your bill, a button pointing you to a summary of Read More

While I’ve featured some cool apps in this column, for one reason or another, not all of them have stayed on my phone. This week, all these apps will likely be staying on my phone and one will actually make it to the home screen. Just last week I mentioned I failed Algebra II in high school and this week I’m left wondering whether that would have happened if I had an iPhone and this app. That said, because I did fail Algebra II, I couldn’t put this app through its paces when it comes to nasty equations. But, here, just take a look at this: Wow, that looks like some crazy math. Well, honestly, it just looks like a bunch weird symbols to me. If you know what’s going on above, good for you for passing Algebra II. Just because I don’t need that serious math, however, doesn’t mean I Read More