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Is the iPhone hurting AT&T's brand?

Discussion in 'Wireless News' started by charlyee, Oct 2, 2009.

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  1. charlyee

    charlyee Ultimate Insanity
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    Great pun/analogy :D. Let's hope that instead of starting a *Trojan War*, this Apple will start a *Beef up the network* war!

    I am not sure if the likes of Verizon see the iPhone as the problem & are doing all they can to upgrade their network for such data intensive devices. The rumor mill appears to believe that Verizon's network is more than ready for such devices, no proof ofcourse. Ofcourse if there is no exclusivity then it is a different situation.

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    #31 charlyee, Oct 11, 2009
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    I think the main problem has been the exclusivity. With all that demand placed upon one single network it's just been too much to bear. The problem is made worse by the increasing number of data intensive handsets available, not just the iPhone.
     
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