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Better Business Bureau lists AT&T as having lowest complaint rate among mobile carriers

by Mike Schramm (Nov 12th, 2011)

Here at TUAW, we still hear plenty of complaints about AT&T's service (many of them actually directed at AT&T, but sent to us for some reason). But the Better Business Bureau says we're actually in a good spot -- AT&T apparently has the lowest amount of complaints from major ...

iPhone 4 press conference, by the numbers

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Jul 16th, 2010)

Apple dropped a lot of interesting numbers during the press conference this morning, from both their own research and AT&T's data. Steve Jobs also said that three million iPhone 4s have been sold to date, so let's put this into perspective. .55 percent: This is the percentage of iPhone 4 ...

David Pogue and his 'Take Back the Beep' campaign

by Mel Martin (Jul 31st, 2009)

David Pogue, who writes on tech for the New York Times had an interesting and thoughtful column yesterday. He's been complaining about the ridiculously long messages the cellular carriers stick on to the end of your voicemail message. He's right, too. But what I hadn't realized was that these ...

Christmas gifts Apple could give me

by Mel Martin (Dec 20th, 2008)

It's the Holiday Season, and over the years I have happily spent a lot of my XMAS money with our favorite fruit named company. My love affair with Apple products goes back to the venerated Apple II. I do have a couple of PC laptops in the house, and of course I can also run Vista on VMWare Fusion, ...

Apple pushing the MiniStore with iTunes 7

by David Chartier (Sep 21st, 2006)

This has been bothering me since I upgraded to iTunes 7, and I finally laid hands on a copy of v6 to confirm: in v7, Apple seems to be pushing the new MiniStore they introduced in v6.0.2, as in: they don't make turning it off nearly as obvious anymore. Maybe they didn't like the fact that they were ...

Help the revolution: submit feedback

by David Chartier (Apr 4th, 2006)

This is more of a public service announcement and reminder than anything, inspired by TUAW reader Jer's comment on my .Mac syncing UI silliness post. Jer asked whether we were submitting feedback to Apple concerning gripes like the one I blogged, and the answer is 'most definitely yes.' This brief ...

My perspective on Unsanity's MacBook Pro "Lost in Transition" post

by David Chartier (Jan 11th, 2006)

One of Unsanity's programmers by the name of Rosyna has posted a really interesting commentary on the new MacBook Pros titled Lost in Translation, focusing on some significant issues that need to be addressed. I recommend you check it out, as it raises questions on a number of issues that Steve Jobs ...