No surprises here, but AT&T is doing the right thing by getting official with its Total Home DVR -- which we've been expecting for like, ever. A number of loyal U-verse users received word of the ...

DALLAS, May 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AT&T is making the U-verse TV experience better again. AT&T* today announced it will roll out several AT&T U-verse TV DVR ...

AT&T have announced a bevy of new features for their U-verse Total Home DVR system, that will begin rolling out to customers from today. The updates include a 20-percent speed increase to Internet Max ...

AT&T has announced that the U-Verse mobile app is now available to Apple iPhone users via the App Store. As the press release so succinctly puts it: U-verse Mobile replaces the popular Mobile Remote ...

In an attempt to one-up Verizon’s FiOS, AT&T has finally rolled out a new software update for its U-verse service that’ll let subscribers watch recorded shows on up to eight different TV sets. FiOS ...

AT&T announced that its U-verse mobile TV product is now available to the Android devices it its lineup. U-Verse Mobile lets AT&T Wireless and U-verse customers download and watch content from their ...

I’ve been a U-verse user for several years now. I left Comcast for numerous reasons and never looked back. There are certainly benefits to each and neither is perfect, but U-verse has been great for ...

If you happen to be a U-Verse customer, AT&T has an app for you. AT&T Remote Mobile Access allows iPhone / iPod Touch users to control their DVR remotely. Much like the offering from DirecTV, U-Verse ...

I still get a lot of questions about AT&T's U-verse service, which offers phone, Internet and TV service. AT&T began offering the service in the Grand Rapids area in April and continues to roll it out ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. After a three year long wait, the Xbox 360 will get IPTV service in the United States, thanks to Mediaroom and AT&T Uverse. While a nice addition to ...

Get ready for fewer of those squid-like wires protruding from the back of your otherwise aesthetically-pleasing living room entertainment center, at least if you're an AT&T (NYSE:T) U-Verse subscriber ...