Network Use

[Ipheuria]

Yeah I definately do see the benefits to it I guess for myself I just don't need it. I thought there may have been others who felt the same way or are in the same boat but I'm seriosly in the minority here LOL.

 

[JeffElkins]

I'm jailbroken on T-Mob in the US, so no data for me! I have free data via Sprint, but since the iPhone/iTouch can't reverse-tether via bluetooth it does them no good.

 

[whmurray]

I'm jailbroken on T-Mob in the US, so no data for me! I have free data via Sprint, but since the iPhone/iTouch can't reverse-tether via bluetooth it does them no good.

Get a MiFi card.

 

[AnteL0pe]

There is alot to answer. But, briefly, I could live without everything but the phone. I don't have too. I find it much more convenient to have all the extras the iPhone offers.

I could do without the phone as long as I had the data and SMS.

 

[Gabeasorus]

I freakin love being able to access the Internet just about anytime I desire but don't get me wrong the $360 a year I'm required to pay is ridiculous. As soon as my contract is up I'm officially a free agent. Who knows maybe Att will come to their senses by then?

 

[whmurray]

I freakin love being able to access the Internet just about anytime I desire but don't get me wrong the $360 a year I'm required to pay is ridiculous. As soon as my contract is up I'm officially a free agent. Who knows maybe Att will come to their senses by then?

Not as long as exclusive contracts protect them from competition. I do not like the idea of jailbreaking but I am paying an extra $720 a year for the privilege of adhering to AT&T's contract. I am happy with the result but I have to pay for and carry the MiFi while with WiFy, the iPhone becomes the router.

One commentator noted this week that AT&T should be using what is only a temporary advantage to turn iPhone users into loyal customers. Instead they are ensuring that once liberated they will leave and never return.