AT&T U-Verse TV Adds New Interactive Features… In Wisconsin
AT&T announced yesterday that U-verse TV subscribers in Wisconsin can now enjoy a variety of new interactive features and no additional charge. In an attempt to distance the U-verse service from standard cable offerings, AT&T has begun too focus on a more interactive television experience outside of standard and HD programming. Free additions include the AT&T U-bar which adds customizable weather, stock, sports and traffic info to the viewer’s screen, YELLOWPAGES.COM TV which allows subscribers to search phone listings, and AT&T Yahoo! Games which allows subscribers to play games like Sudoku, Solitare, and Chess right on their TV screen. U-Verse TV customers who also subscribe to AT&T Yahoo!’s internet service can even customize their TV interface right from their home page. This convergence of services is clearly the direction that many of us would like to see television content move in so we can only hope that U-Verse TV’s new features are well-received up north and generate some national buzz.
Zach do you have a contact email I can send you some more info about U-Verse to ? I work for AT&T
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Joshua, you guys need to roll this out in new areas.
I would be game if it was available.
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Snore. There are cable service providers that provide these features as well.
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Yeah I had games on my DVR like 2 years ago.
But I do want the competition of having Cable, Satellite and ATT for TV.
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These features are available pretty widely in the u-verse footprint, actually. We have them here in the Bay Area.
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@TA
We do?
Why Wisconsin? Isn’t there a better place to do this in?
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why wisconsin?
because i live there.
what better reason than that?
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If you click on “go interactive” on the remote, you should have the option to use the u-bar
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