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Dear AT&T,
Haven’t you taken enough of my money? I’ve bought the original iPhone, then the iPhone 3G. Now you want me to pay extra for iPhone 3G S? In addition to that you want a new two-year contracts with it. Not to mention the upgrade and activation fee. You definitely suck, AT&T.
Call AT&T and tell them that you want the $199/$299 price or you’d go to Sprint and get Palm Pre!!!!
On September 19th, 2008 Apple issued a safety notice affecting their own Compact USB Power Adapter for the iPod and iPhone.
Today (September 21st, 2008) AT&T are sending out text messages to iPhone users regarding the Exchange Program which will start on October 10th, 2008.
Previously I wrote about the missing access to AT&T data network on my iPhone 3G. For some unknown reasons, a glitch on the system reset my AT&T subscriptions and dropped most of my services.
No Edge or 3G services, none of the text messaging either. The voicemail was also unavailable. After talking three AT&T customer service, I finally got my account reinstated.
I’ll post more details soon.
So, it has been 10 something days living with the iPhone 3G. It is not without flaws, but overall it has been a positive experience. I am usually roaming around the area where 3G coverage is available. Once in a while, I noticed where the 3G signals disappeared and forced me to be living on the Edge. To be honest, it is not a horrible experience on the Edge network. After all, I had the original iPhone for a little more than a year on the Edge network.
In addition to all of that, I had answered two emails prior writing this post. Here I go sending a tiny picture and this posting through the Edge network.
Currently Playing:
Aerosmith – “Living On The Edge”
from “Get A Grip“