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So I just read a post on Twitter.... and the iPhone is staying on AT&T for a long time... Vindication! iPhone to stay on AT&T, forever | ITworld read em and weep... blah.
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that's not reliable, especially when he says IN the article it's not by stating it didn't come from apple OR at&t but an "analyst"....
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I kind of agree, i was a big proponent of opening it up when i was on verizon, but now i feel like i want it to stay as contained as possible.
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Not really sure why you would think that..Apple will hold tight controls always and will not allow the carrier to mess with the phone itself...UI,Software,Media Locks, etc..(This why the phone didn't go to verizon first as it was slated to begin with) Apple holds the stance..if you want it then you support it but via our means, so basically the carrier only provides the network and the plan and thats about it. So more networks = more money for Apple, equal more R&D equals better iPhones for years to come.
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the iphone isn't certified for CDMA. There would be records of this if it had been. everyone will know if they're readying a cdma iphone as there will be FCC testing |
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