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An AT&T representative has confirmed that the carrier plans to offer $599 and $699 iPhones without a two-year contract starting next week, but the phones will be locked to AT&T.
An AT&T representative has confirmed that the carrier plans to offer $599 and $699 iPhones without a two-year contract starting next week, but the phones will be locked to AT&T.
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"We?re excited that our customers will benefit from the creativity and broad range of Flash content and applications created by the millions of designers and developers using Adobe?s popular tools and technologies,? said Pam Deziel, vice president, software product management, Palm, Inc."
Now, with this new plan AT&T will be offering the 16GB phones for $400 more per phone (so 2 Iphones=$1400)...but you would only have to pay the $30.00 each month for data service. Over a 2-year period I would pay out only $720.00
Explain to me please, how this is not a great deal?
This is NOT intended for people to buy it and put it on another carrier, non US living vacationers trying to get it for cheaper, or whatever other reason. Why does everyone want to do that and bash AT&T for charging them for service they would need from the OTHER carrier anyway? HELLO? es stupida??? Their network is worldwide and they are the smart ones that got the contract with Apple since Verizon declined it. Their plans cost the same amount....and with 90% of their phones u cant even use the outside of the US.
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My bill was the determining factor in my decision to get rid of my iphone. It doesn't make much sense to walk around with a fancy phone when times are so hard. I can't help but think all of these cell phone carriers are in on it together. Everytime i see a small company trying to make it, they get gobbled up by one of these bigger carriers and the consumers continue to suffer.
The 3.0 software looks fantastic and new hardware is due and would be huge news but i am predicting epic failure until there is a pricing plan announcement. I'm pretty sure alot of the people stuck in those contracts are looking for a way out.
People need more than just shiny objects now-a-days.
As for windows mobile users, you have 6.5 coming out soon and then 8 months later windows mobile 7 so you will have to pay to get a new phone again.
I should know I spent 10 years playing with windows mobile/CE devices hacking/tweaking the stuff.
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plus all the other phone really do suck in comparison. Written on an iPhone 3g
- by mooney101 April 15, 2009 10:03 AM PDT
- "Yes I can finally buy an iPhone". "oh wait I still have to use the att network?""Crap never mind, I Guess I still can't give apple my money yet" :(
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