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When AT&T?s monopoly on the iPhone ends in the U.S., it is not going to be pretty. With increasing evidence that Verizon is preparing to offer the iPhone 4 early next year, many people are waiting before buying one or upgrading.
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superipadgeek
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I thought that's why they were fixing and why it took 10 months to get it out… mov to avi Subsidies are supposed to be covered by the contract and ETFs. It's a stupid threat they'd never follow through on. I believe Apple's intent was that preconfigured SIMs would allow for remote activation, which I think would be a win for consumers. Carriers just don't want to lose customers having to come into stores where they can up-sell them. Of course, the SIM-swappers may not like it either, but I think they intended to have them preloaded for several carriers. Also, SIM card seating can be a problem, and I think Apple is trying to eliminate all removable parts.
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