totally agree w/ you guys. as much as i hate the iphone, I WISH that it would jump onto sprint or at&t...or especially t mobile. Even if the handsets were the same price, i'm sure many more people would jump onto sprint or tmobile because of cheaper data/messaging. This would force at&t to bring their absurd prices down, and hopefully bring my monthly data charge down as well. or MAYBE at least have them offer a very very low # of montly limits like t-mobile does (i think their base is like 250 for $30 vs 400 for $40 on at&t.). i'm pretty sure the whole iphone thing was actually something that, believe it or not, john kerry was looking into some months back.
on top of that, i really wish this one senator would hurry and start looking at the cell phone providers, and how they're basically colluding w/ one another double SMS rates (all around the same time) for a feature that effectively costs them nothing. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/28/business/28digi.html?_r=2&partner=rss&emc=rss
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totally agree w/ you guys. as much as i hate the iphone, I WISH that it would jump onto sprint or at&t...or especially t mobile. Even if the handsets were the same price, i'm sure many more people would jump onto sprint or tmobile because of cheaper data/messaging. This would force at&t to bring their absurd prices down, and hopefully bring my monthly data charge down as well. or MAYBE at least have them offer a very very low # of montly limits like t-mobile does (i think their base is like 250 for $30 vs 400 for $40 on at&t.). i'm pretty sure the whole iphone thing was actually something that, believe it or not, john kerry was looking into some months back.
on top of that, i really wish this one senator would hurry and start looking at the cell phone providers, and how they're basically colluding w/ one another double SMS rates (all around the same time) for a feature that effectively costs them nothing.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/28/business/28digi.html?_r=2&partner=rss&emc=rss