Though it doesn't cover on any new history we haven't addressed here ad nauseam, Wired had a very interesting read about AT&T and Apple's relationship and how it has devolved over the last few years. From AT&T's initial problems with handling iPhone traffic to their effort to tackle the problem using Seth Bloom "the blogger guy" from PR firm Fleishman-Hillard (covered here) -- AT&T's had a busy few years from the network and public relations perspective. At this point, according to Wired, Apple and AT&T's relationship has degraded into a "loveless marriage":Of course the Wired article almost makes you feel bad for both companies -- and it shouldn't. Millions of iPhones have been sold, and AT&T's network has seen a 40% jump in subscribers -- with the lowest subscriber churn in the industry thanks largely to the iPhone (though ETFs and long-term contracts help that too). If Apple and AT&T's marriage gets too stressful, they can always comfort themselves sipping mojitos and lounging about on massive sacks of money.