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Having issues streaming mobile video? See the 8 ways AT&T’s Video Optimizer can help improve your apps streaming capabilities.

Technology innovation is not linear. There is not a line where one company develops something that leads to another company developing a more advanced version of something else, and so on. Looking at past technology innovation in hindsight is even challenging, especially within the last two decades because it feels like it is accelerating. Learn more about technology convergence, how it is regulated, and its (relative) history. See what experts on technology convergence have to say about the future.

Media convergence has been happening at such a dizzying pace in the early part of the 21st century, it’s easy to forget that the media landscape was changing and adapting throughout the 20th century too.

Even Star Wars characters need some downtime, but what would they watch? See the top shows we picked for them and cast your vote for which you think would be their guilty pleasure.

Learn how network performance software development kits can help improve the speed and security of your app and help you make the most of your mobile presence.

Animated GIFs and video loops can add flair to your website or mobile app, but which is a better option for improving bandwidth and speed of delivery? Find out in this post.

At our Seattle hackathon, held at extraSlice, developers created VR/AR apps that foster fun learning events. Find out which were the winning apps.

Discover the interesting ways developers in Hawaii used Raspberry Pi and QR codes to create environment-friendly, community-driven, and productivity-based apps.

Thumbs up! According to emogi Research Group, an estimated 2.3 trillion mobile messages containing emoji’s were sent in 2016. Now, we are happy to announce that the AT&T In-App Messaging API supports the use of emoji’s! Here’s what you need to know about the new functionality, and how to use it…

We’ve created this guide to help you get started shooting 360-degree videos and photos. We are providing tips and tricks for people fairly new to the medium and who are using consumer grade 360 equipment, typically with two lenses.