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 [crunchgear] AT&T reveals iPhone 3G launch day details: Business customers interested in iPhone 3G should contact an AT&T business sales representative or review their account information online to determine their eligibility for upgrade pricing. Corporate e-mail and other business applications require the Enterprise Data Plan for iPhone, which is $45 a month and bundled with an eligible voice plan.

 [Cell Phone Forums] AT&T announces its iPhone 3G pricing: to determine their eligibility for upgrade pricing. Corporate e-mail and other business applications require the Enterprise Data Plan for iPhone, which is $45 a month and bundled with an eligible voice plan.

 [iphone Buzz] AT&T details iPhone 3G fine-print: Currently, less than 20 percent of AT&T’s postpaid subscribers have integrated devices capable of voice, Web and data applications. Based on the company’s experience, average monthly revenues per iPhone subscriber are nearly double the average of the company’s overall subscriber base.

[Macgasm] Rogers doing what Rogers does: Screwing us Over!: In a move that clearly shows those old farts who make the calls over at Rogers clearly don’t get it, they decided that they will have two price plans for iPhone data plans: 30 for a consumer level data plan, and 45 for a business data plan. So there’s the clear indication that getting messages and emails to your phone constantly is only something that business people should do.

[Iphone Updates] AT&T details iPhone 3G fine-print: Cs, sign a 2-year agreement, and select the data plan for the iPhone 3G before leaving the store.  The current iTunes activation process will no longer be required for iPhone 3Gs, however a short tether process to unbrick the 3G device will be performed in all AT&T stores (tether cords will be provided).  Apple stores will also perform this tether process, however in the event that a customer’s device is not tethered in the Apple store, their device will be inoperable until they get home and tether through iTunes.  Prepaid and Pick Your Plan will not be allowed on the 3G device.

 [The Tech Juice] iPhone Canadian Rogers Data Pricing Plans Leaked: Upgrade eligibility will be determined based on standard upgrade eligibility rules. Customers must be upgrade eligible to receive the qualified upgrade pricing.

 [Phones Review] AT&T Apple iPhone 3G Pricing, iReady, tips: In stores 8am July 11: AT&T has officially announced the new iPhone 3G pricing for old and new customers with a few attractive voice and data plans to boot plus how to be “iReady” when iPhone 3G goes on sale.

 [Mac Forums - iphone] AT&T Rep: $18 Fee to upgrade even for current iPhone owners: However, they did leak a little hint that I don't think anyone has heard: there will be an $18 fee to upgrade even if you are a qualified 2G iPhone owner. Read on...

 [US Air Force ROTC] Water suppliers in the Upper Catawba River Basin ask all to ...: Inside Alaska business. Lockheed tapped for $512M weapons contract. Baagh-Lava. Aab-Goosht-E Lappeh. My purse? I designed it by myself. Spyware & Adware Info - Greenflag Double Scan. One dead, one wounded in shooting in Oak Park. ...

[iphone News Blog] AT&T Announces iPhone 3G Details: AT&T brings iPhone 3G customers the best coverage on the globe and the largest mobile-to-mobile calling community with unlimited calling to AT&T's 71.4 million wireless customers. iPhone 3G customers can choose from four individual AT&T Nation plans, which bundle voice and unlimited data (e-mail and Web browsing).

[Kane Hart's Blog] Rogers Give The Gift of Cheap Data Rates!: Upgrade eligibility will be determined based on standard upgrade eligibility rules. Customers must be upgrade eligible to receive the qualified upgrade pricing.

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