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iPhone 3G S and 3.0 Revealed

Newspaper a current event article by Matthew Vea (VnutZ), published on 08 June 2009
tagged as apple, iphone, computers, and communications
other nerds have left 8 comments below

The iPhone is pretty much the coolest piece of portable hardware, regardless of what Blackberry owners try and tell themselves. And now Apple has officially unveiled their new, faster iPhone 3G S and the 3.0 software. There are dozens of new features, many which were expected and others which were simply hoped for. Interestingly, it turns out two of the most anticipated features, MMS and tethering, will not even work when first offered thanks to AT&T. Almost immediately after Apple indicated AT&T was not ready to support these functions, fanboys began pounding their keyboards directing hatred and digital anger towards the carrier spurring a response that such features would likely be available by late summer.

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to expensive by Anonymous :: NR0

why would some one buy something so expensive when there are other phones like it but not as high tech ,but not by much,for cheaper

Posted 09 June 2009, Hide, Reply
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iPhone 3G S Hardware Specs by gnifyus :: NR6

Though the features and capabilities from a user standpoint have been well advertised and documented; how these were acheived in terms of the hardware specs for the new iPhone were not available to the public. That is, until T-Mobile Netherlands posted it on their site for all to see, (until Apple made them remove it.)

Posted 12 June 2009, Hide, Reply
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Higher cost for existing customers by Brandon :: NR9

Another reason people are “pounding their keyboards directing hatred and digital anger” towards AT&T is it costs hundreds of dollars more for existing customers to purchase one of the new iPhones.

I’m having a difficult time understanding AT&T’s motivations. They must want to limit the number of people who get the new phone … I suppose because their infrastructure couldn’t handle the expected demand? Then again, new customers would seem to bring more demand on the system than existing…

Any other ideas?

Posted 12 June 2009, Hide, Reply

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