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ATT announced today that it is changing the pricing structure for 3G access. Instead of the original $19.95 fee for unlimited information downloads, it now appears that a new price structure related to the amount of content downloaded will be applied. Pairing with ATT is Apple’s achilles heel. Perhaps the load the iPhone and iPad put on wireless providers would be too much for any carrier, but the link between Apple and ATT does not allow this possibility to be tested.<\/p>\n

Jarvis on the AT&T and iPad “Bait and switch<\/a>“<\/p>\n

MacWorld account<\/a><\/p>\n

Oh well, welcome to my world. Those of you in most parts of the world at least can complain about being mistreated by Apple and ATT. Me – I cannot have access no matter what the cost.<\/p>\n

Notice to Steve Jobs – North Dakota is part of the U.S. I am less interested in how many countries now have access to the iPhone and Ipad than I am whether it will come to ND.<\/p>\n

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