TheGreatDave
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Charred Greyface said:
Along with "no porn" and "no widgets".
Charred Greyface said:
He chose bad words. People are gonna take it wrong. He should have said "We've gotta protect our secrets."Charred Greyface said::lol I guess 'merciless' is one of Apple's core values.
Isn't that like so expensive? And would it even solve the monthly fee problem? What is the cheapest you can go monthly? I've tried navigating AT&T's site but it's like getting lost without a GPS. They don't list it all out in plain english. Or offer an ala carte plan. Which is what would benefit me the most.numble said:You can buy it for the unsubsidized price and not get locked into a contract, I think.
I think it's much more expensive, but who knows how they'll price the new iPhone.Jasoco said:Isn't that like so expensive? And would it even solve the monthly fee problem? What is the cheapest you can go monthly? I've tried navigating AT&T's site but it's like getting lost without a GPS. They don't list it all out in plain english. Or offer an ala carte plan. Which is what would benefit me the most.
You wanting a phone with a subsidized price but no contract makes no sense. It's one or the other.Jasoco said:Isn't that like so expensive?
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/02/atandt-announces-iphone-tethering-and-new-smartphone-data-plans/AT&T has announced details about iPhone tethering as well as new data plans for smartphone users.
Customers can pick the new data plan that best meets their needs either a $15 per month entry plan or a $25 per month plan with 10 times more data. Current smartphone customers are not required to switch to the new plans, but can choose to do so without a contract extension.
The new plans kick in on June 7th and each plan includes unlimited access to AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspots. The newly announced data plans seem to replace the current $30/month unlimited and include:
Data Plus - 200 MB of data for $15/month. Additional 200MB for another $15.
DataPro - 2GB of data for $25/month. Additional 1 GB of data for $10.
Tethering - Additional $20/month for DataPro customers.
iPhone users are specifically mentioned as being supported by the Tethering option, and support will be deployed with the release of iPhone OS 4.0.
The press release seems to indicate that Tethering will only be allowed with the DataPro plan. This would mean that existing iPhone customers would have to replace their current $30/month unlimited plan with the $25/month 2GB plan in order to qualify for the $20/month tethering plan. In other words, existing iPhone users who wish to take advantage of tethering would find their data rates increasing from $30/month to $45/month ($25 + $20) and find themselves limited to 2GB of data. AT&T indicates that if you don't want tethering, you may keep the current $30/month unlimited rate.
Meanwhile, it seems new iPhone customers (after June 7th) will not be given the option for a $30/month unlimited plan, while existing customers are grandfathered in. AT&T states that 98% of their smartphone customers use less than 2GB of data per month.
What a fucking letdownRBH said:AT&T has announced new data plan pricing & tethering, starting on June 7:
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/02/atandt-announces-iphone-tethering-and-new-smartphone-data-plans/
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That's interesting. Thanks for the reply.TheGreatDave said:There's one that's a download manager for Safari which I've tested and seems to really negatively affect the battery if you have Safari open much, even when you're downloading nothing.
TheGreatDave said:Jailbreak jailbreak jailbreak.
God fucking damn it. I guess I should have expected it. Why the hell isnt the $15 plan $250MB like the iPad?RBH said:AT&T has announced new data plan pricing & tethering, starting on June 7:
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/02/atandt-announces-iphone-tethering-and-new-smartphone-data-plans/
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I didn't say I didn't want a contract. I don't mind getting locked into a contract when it's on an iPhone. Because I know I'll love the iPhone, so it's not like I got a shitty cell phone and am stuck using it for 2 years or whatever. What I said is what kinds of options do I have for monthly plans. If I'm paying too much for something I won't use and not getting enough of the stuff I do use then it's not worth it. But if I can customize it to be perfect for my usage, I don't care.Bboy AJ said:You wanting a phone with a subsidized price but no contract makes no sense. It's one or the other.
reggieandTFE said:My home button just stopped working on my 3G. Any ideas on when the the next phone is coming out? (and the best way to handle this in the meantime?)
he was hung by authorities in a public square.Meus Renaissance said:Can anyone surmise what was the conclusion to that leaked phone? Did that Editor get in trouble? Please say it so
scorcho said:he was hung by authorities in a public square.
My home button just stopped working on my 3G. Any ideas on when the the next phone is coming out? (and the best way to handle this in the meantime?)
How can he jailbreak it without home button usage?drmcclin said:jailbreak and install a program called mQuickDo. It duplicates home button functionality with swipes along the edge of the screen. Fully customizable, too.
Google Spirit JB, download that and click it. Should jailbreak without any user input.mr_nothin said:How can he jailbreak it without home button usage?
cjelly said:I've had my iPhone 2 years and have only downloaded 1.4GB of data in that.
2GB a month is fine... people like to bitch just because it doesn't say 'Unlimited'.
You'd struggle to use 2GB a month on a 3G network that doesn't allow app downloads over 20MB, anyway.
I generally use between 1.5-2.5gb per month on my iPhone. I stream a LOT of video on the go and use Pandora Radio in my car all the time, so perhaps that explains it?cjelly said:I've had my iPhone 2 years and have only downloaded 1.4GB of data in that.
2GB a month is fine... people like to bitch just because it doesn't say 'Unlimited'.
You'd struggle to use 2GB a month on a 3G network that doesn't allow app downloads over 20MB, anyway.
dark10x said:I generally use between 1.5-2.5gb per month on my iPhone. I stream a LOT of video on the go and use Pandora Radio in my car all the time, so perhaps that explains it?
Just because you don't use the video capabilities doesn't mean no one else does.cjelly said:I've had my iPhone 2 years and have only downloaded 1.4GB of data in that.
2GB a month is fine... people like to bitch just because it doesn't say 'Unlimited'.
You'd struggle to use 2GB a month on a 3G network that doesn't allow app downloads over 20MB, anyway.
giga said:Oy vey, I forgot about video chat on the upcoming iPhone. That cant be a good combination with a 2GB limit and overage charges.
You do not need to use the button, whether you use Spirit or even Blackra1n. I know because I did it (my button is also broken, along with my screen, and 3G radio).How can he jailbreak it without home button usage?
Well said.drmcclin said:Everyone considering dropping to the 2GB plan because you don't use it right now:
-You're only saving $5.
-If you ever go over, you have to pay $10/GB (effectively negating 2 months worth of savings)
As the network improves and the content providers get on board with the iPhone (Netflix, Hulu, iTunes if they ever start streaming, etc) you are going to wish you had kept the unlimited plan. And it'll be too late.
I mean, just 3 years ago my cell data usage was 0 kb/mo. In another 3 years I will probably be using much more than my current 1.5GB/mo. The last thing I want to worry about is how much bandwidth I'm using on my iPhone. Completely counter-intuitive to having an always-connected device at your fingertips, IMO.
church.Y2Kev said:JAILBREAK JAILBREAK JAILBREAK JAILBREAK JAILBREAK
taylor910 said:http://gizmodo.com/5554994/at-this-mondays-apple-keynote-help-us-liveblog
Gizmodo begging readers to give them keynote info. :lol
:lol :lolGary Whitta said::lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
Maybe they can follow the other liveblogs and liveblog the liveblogs!
How ironic is it that the response email for this is jobs@gizmodo.com :lol :lol :lol
The_Reckoning said:Google Spirit JB, download that and click it. Should jailbreak without any user input.
StopMakingSense said:Pretty sure Gizmodo is banned for life for Apple PR.
Also, just really hope there is a $99 4gen iPhone, and that is not just a 3gs for $99. Don't really need more space. And my current 3g needs to be replaced pretty bad. Wifi died and it very infrequently reboots when I wake it up.
reggieandTFE said:Will I be able to turn off the home button? Because right now the phone is unuseable as it constantly is exiting apps and going to the home screen without it being presse.d
scorcho said:i bought my iphone last April (yes, i got a 3G even though i knew the new iphone was around the corner) and am eligible for the same $18 upgrade fee. that's bananas, and might keep me away from Sprint and the Evo.
DeathbyVolcano said:Probably $199 for 16 gigs, with the 3GS going down to $99.
I love how Jason Chen has been editing all of the negative comments. :loltaylor910 said:http://gizmodo.com/5554994/at-this-mondays-apple-keynote-help-us-liveblog
Gizmodo begging readers to give them keynote info. :lol