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Here’s a Gizmodo infographic to help you decide yo!
AT&T is planning to raiseits early termination fees for smartphones and netbooks from $175 to $325, Dow Jones reports, noting that the move comes amid rumors that AT&T may lose its iPhone exclusivity over the next year. Thankfully for current AT&T iPhone customers, the rate changes will not affect current contracts; instead, they will apply to all new and renewing customers beginning June 1. Notably, the higher cancellation fees will apply to any new iPhone customers who purchase the next-generation model expected to be announced at Apple’s 2010 WWDC conference in early June. While the termination fees for smartphones will rise, the same fees will actually drop by $25 for feature or messaging phone contracts. Earlier this week, AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega made several comments relating to the possibility of AT&T customers leaving when the company’s iPhone exclusivity ends, noting that 70% of customers are on family plans, which can be a pain to move over to a new carrier, and 40% are on corporate discount plans.
Has the iPhone lost its cool?
I knew this was going to happen, just not so soon! Googles I/O was only YESTERDAY and people like Engadget,Gizmodo and now Mashable (Pete Cashmore) are all saying Google just leapfrogged Apple.
I’m calling this one: Next Apple ads we’ll see will be attacking GOOGLE and not Microsoft. This shall be an interesting next few months to see how Apple responds.
EVO Killed the iPhone Star!
I can’t wait for this phone. Sorry Pre.. you’re sooo June 2009. See more vids of this SPRINT phones 4G bad assery here.
New Flash for Android video runs great
Suck it iPhone!
This puts a smile on my face. I’m not sure why. It’s odd because I really want an iPad but hate iPhones, makes no sense.