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AT&T having 3G issues?Some AT&T customers are suffering from the loss of 3G coverage. The half dozen or so iPhone users currently in the Connecticut Post newsroom report a lack of the high-speed network. Is anyone else having any issues? UPDATE: By 8:20 p.m., 3G service returned to this writer’s phone. However, other phones were still on the slower speed connections. UPDATE: By 8:25 p.m., 3G service has retuend to the iPhone users in the Post newsroom. Tech Talk has still not heard back from AT&T.   Jamie DeLoma
Jamie DeLoma is both an experienced journalist and a computer nerd. He joined the Connecticut Post in August, 1998 and has been involved in every facet of editorial content. He is the vice president of communications and a former president of the Connecticut Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Jamie is also a part-time A1 copy editor and page designer for Hearst Connecticut newspapers. He is an avid tweeter, Facebook user and general news junkie. He is also the assistant director of public relations and social media at Quinnipiac University where he is completing a master's degree in the interactive communications program.
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3G service has mysteriously disappeared in Danbury. I’ve reset my iPhone a couple times but 3G hasn’t come back for a week.
Comment by G — July 30th, 2010 @ 9:16 am
Yes, absolutely. There are multiple deadzones, even in downtown Stamford. Paul Greenan, Stamford, CT.
Comment by Paul Greenan — August 4th, 2010 @ 4:14 pm