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- 06-12-2007 05:53 PM #1
AT&T Hits Brakes on UVERSE
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Today AT&T Held and Investors relations webcast and make some big announcements which have seriously put on the breaks for much needed fixes and improvements for its AT&T UVERSE Service.
Things like being able to watch 2 HD streams in a house has been pushed back again, this time to the second quarter of 2008.
The whole home DVR which was supposed to be introduced soon has been pushed back to the 3rd quarter of 2008.
On screen caller ID has been pushed back to the 4th quarter of 2008.
For an interesting read on this we invite you to check out our friends at UVERSEUSERS.COM and check the following thread which gives you more details from todays call.
UverseUsers.com - (Disappointing) Notes from AT&T Investor Webcast
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- 06-12-2007 07:08 PM #2
Boy, I sure wish I didn't live in an AT&T served area, this is turning into a big joke. Too bady good old boy Ed cashed out this month and will be leaving someone else to clean up this mess.
- 06-12-2007 08:04 PM #3
I have a former co-worker that went to go work for them, I had asked about the ability to watch more then 1 hd stream at one time, he thought I was crazy, aparently not. This was when he first was hired in so I still give him credibility.
Seems like they have to re-invent the wheel just to add caller id, the kicker is it's ma-bell itself. Go figure.
The neat thing I did hear about AT&T uverse as far as installation wise, they can use a phone jack, cat 5, rg-59/6, basically any kind of a wire to hook a tv up to.
- 06-12-2007 08:24 PM #4
Sounds like an increase in the odds of E* becoming part of Death Star.
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- 06-13-2007 08:07 AM #7
Just a minor suggestion, maybe add the word "improvements" to the end of the subject so it doesn't sound at first (to me anyway) like AT&T is halting the service (temporarily or otherwise)...
- 06-13-2007 08:32 AM #8
We really do need to clear up a few things...
We really do need to clear up a few things...
1) The present SouthWestern Bell conglomerate is AT&T in name only
2) Things worked under the old order (AT&T)
3) Verizon's FiOS w/Ivan, Mark, et al in the lead will ultimately win out
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- 06-13-2007 11:43 AM #9
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So the message ATTs sending is.. we still expect people to sign up & pay "real money" for their "service"...& now the question remains is how many current users will cancel after their free trial period is over.....its getting to sound like a line in that Neil Young song...."you pay for this & they give you that"
- 06-13-2007 12:11 PM #10
Even though it is still not perfect and it isn't available in my area, I still remain optimistic about the technology. Right now my bills are ridiculous for E*, phone, and DSL internet. AT&T took over, but they are still offering Bellsouth's original Fastaccess service, which is inconsistent in speed and service (with the unfortunate coincidence of also being tiered), and also expensive when you combine taxes and service fees that get slapped on your local phone line (No dry DSL).
Right now with E*, I can't watch HD on my second TV anyway... I'd basically be paying less than I am now, except I'd be getting all premium channels, land line, and DSL! (on one bill too)

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