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blog.wired.com - 8/15/2008

What's Wrong With the 3G in iPhone 3G? | Gadget Lab from Wired.com

— blog.wired.com — In an e-mail interview, David Nowicki, vice president of product development at femtocell developer Airvana, laid the... blame at the network's feet. He pointed out that AT&T's 3G network is new and will take several years to optimize, which is normal -- ... (more) What's Wrong With the 3G in iPhone 3G? | Gadget Lab from ...

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usatoday.com - 8/2/2008

AT&T: 'We're all about wireless'

— usatoday.com — Stephenson, who became AT&T's (T) chairman and CEO a year ago, championed the idea of paying Apple... (AAPL) about $300 per device, analysts estimate, to help hold down the retail cost. The subsidy, which replaces another arrangement that gave Apple a ... (more) AT&T: 'We're all about wireless'

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macrumors.com - 8/9/2008

NetShare Unlikely to Return to U.S. App Store

— macrumors.com — Despite some early assurances, it appears that Nullriver's NetShare application may not return to the U.S. App... Store at all. NetShare was an iPhone application that appeared briefly in the iTunes App Store before its removal. The application allow... (more) NetShare Unlikely to Return to U.S. App Store

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NetShare Unlikely to Return to U.S. App Store
MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors — ... in the iTunes App Store before its removal. The application allowed users to share their iPhone's cellular internet connection with their laptop over Wi-Fi. In speaking to Wired.com , the developer reports that Apple is currently reviewing user contracts with their mobile phone providers, including AT Wired got hold of an AT spokesperson who confirmed that tethering is not allowed in the AT terms of service. As a result, it seems unlikely that NetShare will return to the U.S. App Store but it does leave open the possibility that it will be available to international ...

Why Netshare Is Probably Not Coming Back to the App Store [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — ... it might return after the developer finally got in touch with Apple. Enter AT&T; and their terms of service: "Plans (unless specifically designated for tethering usage) cannot be used for any applications that tether the device...to Personal Computers (including without limitation, laptops), or other equipment for any purpose." There is no tethering plan for the iPhone. And that's where it gets messy. ...

NetShare Not Likely To Make Triumphant Return To U.S. App Store
iPhone Savior — ... If NetShare is not already loaded onto your iPhone, it's likely you won't be having a chance to do so anytime soon in the US, according to a report by Wired.com. NetShare is a $9.99 iPhone application that acts as a wireless modem for your laptop, anywhere iPhone has an EDGE or 3G signal. The process is commonly known as tethering. NetShare was briefly a part of Apple's App Store, then suddenly it vanished like in a classic UFO abduction, it reappeared momentarily and then it was gone again indefinitely. Tragic news for hairy backed tethering trolls. ...