Does anyone here actually have U-verse in the L.A. area? Yes, I'm aware that it isn't L.A. proper, but I know people in many of the communities that are supposed to be getting it, and I can't find anyone who has even been offered it, much less has it. In Glendale, one of the cities supposedly getting it, the AT&T dsl operators are still pushing satellite. The Dslreports' user map shows about 5 users in places like Simi Valley and Santa Clarita. Maybe they should worry less about enhancements and more about getting a few homes actually installed.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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Does anyone here actually have U-verse in the L.A. area? Yes, I'm aware that it isn't L.A. proper, but I know people in many of the communities that are supposed to be getting it, and I can't find anyone who has even been offered it, much less has it. In Glendale, one of the cities supposedly getting it, the AT&T dsl operators are still pushing satellite. The Dslreports' user map shows about 5 users in places like Simi Valley and Santa Clarita. Maybe they should worry less about enhancements and more about getting a few homes actually installed.