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AT&T: MMS 'no extra cost' for text bundle customers
macworld.com - 6/15/2009
AT&T: MMS 'no extra cost' for text bundle customers
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AT&T; may not be ready with MMS by the time iPhone OS 3.0 lands this week, but a new AT&T; FAQ has some news on how iPhone owners will be charged for MMS.
Upgrade makes great iPhone even better
usatoday.com - 6/17/2009
Upgrade makes great iPhone even better
— usatoday.com — AT&T is relaxing the rules a bit for when existing iPhone 3G customers will be eligible to... buy the iPhone 3G S at its lowest prices. Previously, the company said you'd have to wait a full year after purchasing an iPhone 3G before you'd be eligible for ... (more) Upgrade makes great iPhone even better

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iPhone 3GS Review [Iphone 3gs]
gizmodo.com - 6/17/2009
iPhone 3GS Review [Iphone 3gs]
— gizmodo.com — What's the point in buying a new iPhone if it looks exactly like the old one? Because... once you start using it, the speed of the iPhone 3GS will amaze you. There's a reason why Apple called this the iPhone 3GS for Speed and not the 3GC for "compass" ... (more) iPhone 3GS Review [Iphone 3gs]

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att.com - 6/18/2009
AT&T Wi-Fi Supports Auto-Authentication on New iPhone OS 3.0 for Faster Hot Spot Connections
— att.com — AT&T* today announced it will support auto-authentication for iPhone OS 3.0 users connecting to AT&T Wi-Fi Hot... Spots. Auto-authentication allows iPhone users to seamlessly switch from AT&T’s 3G network to an AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spot without being prompted. ... (more) AT&T Wi-Fi Supports Auto-Authentication on New ...

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Infinite Loop:  AT&T: Pay for SMS package on iPhone? MMS won't cost extra

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AT&T: Pay for SMS package on iPhone? MMS won't cost extra
Infinite Loop — ... The acknowledgment that MMS won't cost any more for regularly texting customers is good news. As pointed out by Macworld, however, there's no direct indication of how MMSes will be counted against your messaging total. On the other side of the pond, some carriers count MMSes as multiple SMSes, but our experience here in the US (on phones other than the iPhone, that is) have indicated that MMSes are often just counted as regular, boring text messages. We'll have to wait and see whether AT&T decides to clarify the issue. We have a request in with AT&T PR and ...

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