After its new 3G iPhone, what's next for Apple?
Comment: That sounds like a good deal to me, Prairie Prankster. When you buy anything and pay for it over time, you expect to pay more over the long run; don't you? Or maybe you buy your cars and houses outright. Why shouldn't AT&T be a winner in this deal? they are in business to make money. This looks like a win-win-win for everyone; Apple-AT&T-Consumer. Isn't that the way a flat earth senerio should work?
Comment: That sounds like a good deal to me, Prairie Prankster. When you buy anything and pay for it over time, you expect to pay more over the long run; don't you? Or maybe you buy your cars and houses outright. Why shouldn't AT&T be a winner in this deal? they are in business to make money. This looks like a win-win-win for everyone; Apple-AT&T-Consumer. Isn't that the way a flat earth senerio should work?
Comment: When you combine the extra $10/month for unlimited data along with the new charge of $10/month for 200 text messages, the "new" iPhone and AT&T service will cost at least $20 more per month and over the life a 2 year contract that equals $480. So this new device, as cool as it is, will cost $199 + $480 for the same levels of service from AT&T, or $679 which is what many paid for the original iPhone albeit with it's slower data transfer rates. Sounds like a great deal for AT&T.
Comment: Well with this new technology maybe the addition of a new name; how about ( "APPLE OF AN i).
Comment: I'm psyched for it.
Comment: I'm psyched for it.
Comment: What the hell is this.... free advertising?
How much is Steve Jobs paying you for this article?
This is ridiculous, Newsweek. Where is your journalistic integrity?
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