Monday, February 23, 2015

AT&T Wins in 2015 Wireless Customer Service Stud





AT&T recently received a JD Power Award for excellence in customer service. This is the third time AT&T has outperformed other US full-service wireless providers in a JD Power Wireless Customer Care study. The JD Power study recognises excellence in the area of customer care by surveying thousands of Americans each year. By focusing on methods of contact including online chat, phone and retail store walk-ins, the study highlighted that AT&T wireless customers experienced superior customer care when compared with customers from other carries. The study was conducted July to December of 2014 and involved 6,500 wireless customers in the Unites States.

AT&T, the recipient of numerous coveted awards, expressed satisfaction with gaining top ranks in the 2015 JD Power Wireless Customer Care study. Glenn Lurie, CEO of AT&T Mobility, also expressed the company’s commitment to providing even better customer satisfaction in upcoming months stating, “It’s going to get even better in 2015.”

AT&T recently outranked its competitors in the 2015 JD Power Wireless Customer Care study. This study highlighted that the company continues to provide outstanding customer service to its wireless subscribers. According to AT&T execs, the company plans to further improve its service throughout the year.

Friday, February 20, 2015

Dell Venue 8 7000: Meet the World’s Thinnest Tablet





When we think of tablet makers, Dell definitely won’t be the first to slip off the tip of our tongue. However, this company made a grand entrance into the high-end tablet market with its midsized Dell Venue 8 7000 Android tablet. This tablet comes with impressive specs including an ultra-thin design, astoundingly sharp OLED Full HD display, powerful processor, and depth-sensing cameras. These features make it one of the most striking Android tablets of 2015.

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Grantchester: PBS’s Perfect Whodunit Mystery



Grantchester series



Recently, British mystery series, Grantcester premiered on PBS. The series is an intriguing mix of humor, plot twists and complex characters. But don’t expect mystery of the dark and grizzly sort. If you’re that type of mystery fan, look elsewhere. Otherwise, sit back, relax and enjoy what PBS’s Grantcester has to offer.

Monday, February 16, 2015

Microsoft Surface Hub Promises to Transform the Workplace



Microsoft, in addressing the collaborative needs of today’s workplace, announced a new device called the Surface Hub. This device literally looks like a flat-screen but offers advanced features which include multi-touch and multi-pen. It also comes equipped with cameras, sensors, NFC, Bluetooth and a host of apps which highlight Microsoft’s commitment to building dynamic hardware in an increasingly competitive technological market.

Friday, February 13, 2015

AT&T Adds AWS-3 Spectrum to Support Demand for Mobile Internet



AT&T recently acquired license for a high-end AWS-3 spectrum via Auction 97 of the Federal CommunicationsCommission (FCC). As a result, AT&T now possesses addition infrastructure which will enable improved mobile Internet capacity and high-speed Internet for more Americans. The 10X10 MHz spectrum will cover a significant proportion of the American populace allowing about 96% of Americans to access the benefits that this new spectrum offers.

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

NBC Plays Copycat with New Allegiance Series




When a show airs with a premise similar to that of another show, it’s easy for fans to accuse the new show of playing copycat. Allegiance – a new espionage series that many fans have labeled an NBC imitation of FX’s The Americans – proves this point. Series such as these are often annoying at best, but Allegiance proves that a show doesn’t need to be original to entertain its audience. 

Monday, February 9, 2015

Microsoft HoloLens: The Next Big Thing?




Holographic computing will soon be available to consumers thanks to Microsoft HoloLens, a device that enables users to shape and create holograms that blend with our natural world or surroundings. This head-mounted wearable technology provides a wave of new possibilities since it enables users to take advantage of technology in new and exciting ways.