A late Christmas gift for Vermont: iPhone arrives in mid-January

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tuaw.com - 12/24/2008

A late Christmas gift for Vermont: iPhone arrives in mid-January

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Dave Caolo reported back in August that after a proposed Verizon/Unicel merger, AT&T would be awarded overlapping service areas in Vermont to prevent a monopoly in the state. However, in the months since then, things have changed around. On Monday, WCAX reported that AT&T has signed a ...

wcax.com - 12/22/2008

WCAX.COM Local Vermont News, Weather and Sports-AT&T Hiring in Vermont

— wcax.com — Burlington, Vermont - December 22, 2008 It's official-- AT&T sealed the deal Monday and will acquire Unicel.... It means dozens of new jobs in Vermont and that the heavily-hyped iPhone will soon be here in Vermont. The Apple iPhone is available only from ... (more) WCAX.COM Local Vermont News, Weather and Sports-AT&T ...

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News Roundup for December the 24th
Apple Eclectic — ... the BlackBerry to steal first place in the ChangeWave ‘Cell Phone Satisfaction Rating’ survey. Apparently they tied in the ‘Self-Satisfied Users’ poll. And this year’s Christmas miracle is news that the iPhone will at last be coming to the snowy wastes of Vermont. Bob Newhart will be pleased. (I’m sorry, but I know nothing else about Vermont.) ...

Green Mountain Boys, cows rejoice: iPhone coming to Vermont
Infinite Loop — ... and being an upside-down New Hampshire, both geographically and politically (though less so politically of late). What you might not know I didn't either, and I live next door is that Vermont is currently a state without iPhone. It isn't that, in some socialist fit, the state has outlawed the device, but instead that AT&T, the only iPhone carrier in the US, has had no real presence in the state filled with rolling hills. Well no more. In an announcement brought to our attention by TUAW and the ...