AT&T
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| AT&T | ||
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| Founded: 1983-10-05 | ||
| Merged with: AT&T Corporation (2005) | ||
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AT&T, Inc., formerly known as Southwestern Bell and SBC, is an American multinational telecommunications company headquartered at Whitacre Tower in Downtown Dallas, Texas. It is one of the top cellular phone service provides in the United States, generally doing business under the name AT&T Wireless.
In 2005, SBC merged with AT&T Corporation renaming themselves into AT&T in the process. The AT&T Corporation entity would continue until 2024.
Company
The company operated North American internet services for the Dreamcast under the name AT&T WorldNet. AT&T Wireless customers also had access to the mMode service, an early 2000s mobile phone service where users could play a variety of handheld ports of Sega games.
Softography
Accessories
- Edge 16 (unreleased)
Press releases
- Press release: 1993-06:The Next Level: Sega's Plans For World Domination
- Press release: 1994-02-21:Sega!
- Press Release: 1996-11-25: SegaSoft Forms Strategic Alliance with Interactive Imaginations
- Press release: 1997-07-21: Sega Saturn Users to Have Direct Access to InfoSpace's Yellow Pages, Marketplace Guide and Other Information Services
- Press release: 1999-08-04: Sega and AT&T Sign Strategic Network Gaming Alliance for Sega Dreamcast
- Press release: 1999-08-05: Sega to AT&T ga Dreamcast de no Network Game de Teikei
- Press release: 1999-08-09: Sega Dreamcast Video Game Tour to Mobilize Millions of Consumers With Demos, Game Competition
- Press release: 1999-09-07: Planetweb Turns Sega of America's Dreamcast into Cyberspace Reality
- Press release: 2002-10-14: Sega Mobile and AT&T Wireless Join Forces to Bring Wireless Gaming to mMode Customers
- Press release: 2003-05-13: Sega Mobile Delivers J2ME™ Games through Handango
- Press release: 2004-01-30: SEGA EXPANDS MOBILE CONTENT BUSINESS IN NORTH AMERICA