AT&T launches AccuWeather portal on U-verse TV

by Darren Murph, posted Oct 10th 2008 at 10:05AM

If you've been waiting (and waiting) for a few more value-added features to hit U-verse TV, you're in luck. Assuming you're located in Atlanta, Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Indianapolis or San Diego, that is. AT&T and AccuWeather.com have jointly launched a weather on demand feature in the aforementioned cities, and there are plans in place to spread it across the entire U-verse network by 2009. Just as it sounds, users will be able to use Weather On Demand in order to fetch the latest forecast at the press of a button, and of course, it's completely free.

Filed under: Misc, DVRs, Set-top boxes, Fiber

Tags: AccuWeather, att, on demand, OnDemand, u-verse, uverse, weather, weather on demand, WeatherOnDemand

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adam @ Oct 10th 2008 10:27AM

Just what we need, a ten-trillionth way to get our weather updates. Step out the back door once in a while, you'll find out what the weather is like, and you won't need your tv to tell you:)
Adam http://www.hdupdate.com

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