A new configuration page for AT&T Internet Tethering has been spotted in the latest iPhone OS 4.0 beta, according to MacRumors.

The page alerts AT&T customers that in order to set up internet tethering, you need to contact AT&T at 611 or visit AT&T’s website. The new message seems to indicate that AT&T may finally be ready to deliver tethering to U.S. customers.

This could be great news for US customers who have been waiting for tethering capabilities since Apple announced the feature last year.

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Discover the official iPhone & iPod Touch game of your favorite ogres last (but not least) adventures on the big screen: Shrek Forever After! Join the ogre resistance through 11 levels of epic platforming, fighting, racing and even flying, while you play as Shrek but also as Donkey& Puss!

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Back at the end of 2009 when AT&T introduced its Mark the Spot app, some were skeptical that the location-aware self-reporting tool for coverage issues and dropped calls was anything more than a sop tossed to irked iPhone owners in the interest of better PR for the cell carrier.

Still, like the ‘close door’ button in a high-rise elevator, any opportunity for feedback or a sense of control is eagerly seized upon by us crazy hairless primates, and the presumed database of GPS-tagged trouble spots has been accumulating. Where, however, are the improvements? The new towers? The carefully tweaked coverage maps? Is this thing even on? Read more…

AT&T has begun changing its upgrade eligibility dates for some iPhone customers to June 21st, according to a MobileCrunch report.

This morning they received a report from a reader:

“Not sure if anyone [..] has noticed this same thing, but my Upgrade Eligibility date on my AT&T account switched from 11/21 to 6/21 in the last day or so. I bought a 3GS on launch day last year, and my upgrade date read 11/21 since then. A few other folks in my office have noticed the same changes happening to their accounts as well.” Read more…

• A game full of “jump with fear” moments: You will NEVER rest throughout the 3 hours of gameplay.
• 36 intense missions in 5 different locations for hours of fun and fright.
• Play with 3 different characters, each with their own specialties.
• Intense stealth action: Use lights & shadows to avoid or attract & kill zombies allergic to light.
• Play with the environment: Break through walls, burn trees in your way, etc.
• New semi-automatic shooting system: For a more precise shooting experience.

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AT&T may have extended its iPhone exclusivity via an iPad data deal that Apple couldn’t refuse and competitors wouldn’t match.

“AT&T had to do something dramatic to get the iPad,” says Brian Marshall, a Wall Street analyst at BroadPoint AmTech. Read more…

AT&T has announced its data plan pricing for international iPad use and it’s not cheap.

Here are the four options:
- 20MB for $24.99/month
- 50MB for $59.99/month
- 100MB for $119.99/month
- 200MB for $199.99/month

AppleInsider notes that the largest plan will only give you about 35 minutes of YouTube watching. Only 10 minutes if you are watching in 720p.

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It’s been an exciting iPad 3G day. First, nearly everyone’s iPads were marked for shipment, then AT&T unveiled iPad 3G data information. While most still wait for their iPad 3Gs to arrive tomorrow, reader Robert S. was kind enough to send us the following screen shots of signing up for AT&T 3G service on his iPad 3G (he got his a day early — lucky guy). Read more…

AT&T has published the final details on its 3G data plans for the Apple iPad.

AT&T is offering simple and straightforward 3G pre-paid data plans for iPad – complete with easy, on-device activation and management. Data plans for iPad include access to more than 20,000 AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots nationwide at no additional cost. Read more…

Similar to the last two years, AT&T sources say the company has put a block on employees taking vacation in June, according to the BGR.

The only time AT&T does a straight block like this is for iPhone launches. What’s interesting is, if AT&T is blocking June, perhaps the iPhone will launch a little earlier than July this year.

It has been rumored that Apple plans to unveil the new iPhone on June 22nd. Perhaps it will be available shortly after?

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