Yes, soon even the most desolate of places will get LTE service. So congratulations, those desolate places will be slightly more tolerable!

If, by chance, you woke up today and thought, "Gee, I wonder if anything can happen today that can possibly make me hate AT&T more than I already do.

It's finally happened: AT&T has admitted that they don't have exclusive access to the iPhone anymore.

AT&T, apparently learning nothing from losing to a trucker in small claims court, is just going to go ahead and keep you from actually using the data plan you pay for.

As we all know, AT&T is not exactly popular among, well, anybody, but until recently, they were the only network with an iPhone.

We've been whaling on the AT&T-Mobile merger for a while, not because we hate capitalism, but because it was so blatantly lazy, and the spin AT&T put on it was so blatantly disingenuous.

When we last checked in with the terrible idea of merging AT&T and T-Mobile, AT&T had just withdrawn their merger bid from the FCC over Thanksgiving to make sure their damning, unfriendly, and generally "no effing way this is ever happening dude" report wasn't released.

Hey, remember when AT&T tried to disguise a major setback in their attempt to gulp down T-Mobile like a fratboy gulps down a goldfish by pulling their FCC application over Thanksgiving.

This is how you know a bad merger is completely screwed: when the people involved attempt to cover up a major setback by doing it over Thanksgiving.