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@yoyodyne
thank you for injecting reasoning into this comment.

the most amazing thing about Wave is the federated protocol, I cant wait to try this thing out.

Is that phone on GPRS? Seriously?
My biggest complaint about Blackberys and ATT is that they're still selling some Edge Blackberrys. WHy aren't they all 3G?
I dont really intend to sound like a jerk but GPRS? Seriously?

Does anyone know why they are using GPRS instead of EDGE or UMTS? I was going to purcahse one of these, but GPRS is worthless for me.

In my opinion, Voda owning a chunk in VZ has lead VZ in the right direction with LTE. A european based company will help keep VZ on track for rolling out a network that is world-compatible.
According to Patrick Norton's twitter feed, there is also a $175 upfront fee when you purchase the new iPhone if you're already an AT&T customer. Also, there has been no mention of MMS. I was seriously waiting for this and excited, but after this news, Apple can keep that damned phone. Its just not worth it for me.
If it's heading to Vodafone, then there will be a GSM model. So ATT will get it eventually. I wonder how much Verizon/Vodafone paid RIM to get this exclusive.
I have nothing to base this assumption on, but it sounds like some Verizon lobbyists are pissed that they have to open up the spectrum. muahahah!
@rb
You're using Blackberry Internet Service..which means the Blackberry/TMobile either uses POP or IMAP to access your mail, then forwards it to your device. Your iPhone will work with this.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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