 ptrowskiGot Helix?Premium
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Re: 3 weeks later... said by k1ll3rdr4g0n:My crystal ball is telling me 1 of 2 things will happen: iPhone users still don't have MMS. iPhone user's still purchase iPhones - regardless of Apple's monarchy control over the device. Users claim it works better than WM devices even though they can only install "iFart" and "iDrink". OR Breaking: AT&T requires iPhone users to pay MORE for text messaging than WM users. Both AT&T and Apple claim the "experience" is "better" on the iPhone thus is why people need to pay more - even though there is no different in functionality of text messaging between the devices. Boy you don't give up do you? If people like the device, who the hell cares? Is it affecting you personally? Doubtful. There won't be a different rate plan based on device OS. Nice try though. I would be floored personally if AT&T (reminding you that not having MMS is an AT&T issue, not an Apple issue) actually got MMS up and running by the 21st.
But enough is enough already.
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join:2002-03-05 | If AT&T doesn't have MMS running by the 21st I wonder if I could cancel my line without penalties then... since AT&T would essentially be breaking their end of the contract by not providing service.
Perhaps then I could move one line over to Sprint as a test, to see how well the Palm Pre works on their network compared to my current iPhone experience.
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ptrowskiGot Helix?Premium
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| I doubt it as there really was not a hrd date set, plus it was not included in the basic contrac tthat MMS was part of the service for the phone. I am sure they would find a way. The only thing that seems to allow you an early out are rate changes. |
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