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Member Since Jan 24th, 2008

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iPhone 3G purchase and activation will be in-store only

Jun 9th 2008 10:08PM on Engadget Mobile

It's there way of saying were not going to lose money on activation anymore.... Whatever... Apple's Dumb anyways they could be makin double on the iPhone than what there makin now... But I'm just a Little guy down here I don't know anything about Marketing or selling....

AT&T's activator getting jacked by iPhones that are never activated

May 14th 2008 6:27PM on Engadget Mobile

Wrong I have an Unlocked iPhone and T-mobile 3G Network works fine in the US States You just have to call T-mobile so you have access you to there 3G network they can run the same network as AT&T but like you said just different bands..... How do you think they're running there iPhones in Germany on EDGE or GPRS or GSM.... NOT!!!!!! oh wait i work for T-MO so i don't know what i'm talking about....

AT&T's activator getting jacked by iPhones that are never activated

May 13th 2008 11:02AM on Engadget Mobile

Actually T-MO has already rolled out there 3G network just voice for now no Data...

Is this what Windows 7 looks like?

Jan 24th 2008 5:55PM on Download Squad

Just Get a Mac I'm Done with Windows Vista..... Bill Gates really did a Number with this one....

Are one-third of all iPhones destined for unlocking?

Jan 24th 2008 5:23PM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Yeah I want to buy an iPhone but there not available in the U.S. for purchase thru T-Mobile. SO yes I would be one of this 1.3 million customer to buy a iPhone unlock it to work on T-mobile Network. Apple needs to hurry up the process to make it at least usable for T-mobile customers at well as T-mobile uses a Sim card as well...

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