AT&T U-verse TV To Drop Support For Xbox 360

Top Stories - November 26, 2013 AT&T U-verse TV To Drop Support For Xbox 360 on December 31 AT&T is alerting U-verse TV customers that the telco will stop supporting its IPTV service on the Xbox 360 after Dec. 31, and directing customers to contact AT&T about receiving a replacement set-top. More» TWC's Wi-Fi App Opens A Request Line Time Warner Cable has updated its Wi-Fi Finder app for iOS and Android devices that allows users to suggest where the MSO should install hot spots in the future. More» Comcast Previews 'X2' (Again) Offering another indication that Comcast is getting close to the launch of "X2," the personalized, multiscreen-capable upgrade of the cloud-based X1 platform/user interface, the MSO has apparently unleashed a code that will let existing X1 customers get an early pre-launch look. More» Cox Completes 'CableWiFi' Connection With TWC Cox Communications said that broadband customers who take the MSO's Preferred, Premiere or Ultimate speed tiers now have free access to about 200,000 hotspots deployed by the "CableWiFi" roaming alliance after completing an integration with Time Warner Cable. More» Broadband Sub Growth Dips 10% in Q3: LRG Leichtman Research Group is the latest to show that broadband growth in the third quarter was a good news/bad news story. On the good side, operators are still adding customers, but the rate of overall growth is showing signs of slowing down as the market gets increasingly saturated. More» Google Fiber Reopens Service Sign Ups in Kansas City Christmas is coming early for some consumers in the Kansas City area who missed their chance to sign up for Google Fiber services during the first phase of deployment. More» Blogs Cable Was High On Apple's Latest Buy Apple's latest acquisition, PrimeSense, a startup that specializes in 3-D sensor technology, caught cable's eye about four years ago. More» At the Corner of Tech and Finance As someone who hasn't balanced a checkbook since the mid-80s, accepting an invitation to interview Wall Street cable pundit Craig Moffett came with some trepidation. More» Small Cells, Big Opportunity The cable industry has a potentially big opportunity in front of it as mobile carriers increasing look to smaller cells that can support faster speeds in concentrated areas while also expanding the capabilities of their macro cellular networks. More» News What Comcast Can Learn From Verizon 'Flex View'» FCC's Wheeler To Talk Tech At CES» SCTE Foundation Creates Scholarship To Honor Cathy Oakes» Comcast Business Scores Top MEF Honor» Dish Releases Software Upgrades For Hopper DVR»

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