App Name: myAT&T
Developer: AT&T Inc.
Version: 2.1.2
Using iPhone 3Gs, version 5.01
Revised Review: November 20, 2011
Notable Changes:
- VoiceOver works excellent with all aspects of this program. There are no buttons unlabeled or seemingly missing elements to note. This is a very streamlined and simple app, which a lot of iOS developers should take a look at as to emulate.
Possible Improvements Needed:
One very minor but confusing point on the main page after logging in, there is an advertisement at the bottom of the screen. However VoiceOver only announces this as “page one of three”, which initially I thought was a continuation of the main screen options or things available. Using a three finger swipe right successfully turns to the next page, announcing “page two of three”. Though again, this does not change a page to anything different only presenting a new panel of the advertisement.
Reassessment:
There are no disappointments here when it comes to complete VoiceOver compatibility. It is evident a lot of work went into making this app easy to use for all in mind. There are not a lot of options or radio buttons to sift through, which makes it ideal and fluid to use with VoiceOver. Aside from being an essential component of your iPhone if using AT&T, it is definitely worth a download
Originally Reviewed: June 28, 2011
Using iPhone 3Gs, version 4.3.3
Pros:
- Easy navigation throughout the entire application. Menus are simple and self-explanatory with no dead ends.
- Even the billing PDF and AT&T Forums are accessible – which I initially thought would not be the case.
Cons:
- On the main screen of the Wireless section, the top is labeled as “button”. This is only an ad.
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Breakdown: Taking into account the limitless flak and complaints of almost anything AT&T, this however is done very well. I had my skepticism even before downloading this app but was proven wrong.
Download myAT&T in the iTunes App Store. (free)