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El iPhone 3G podría incluir Mensajes Multimedia (MMS)

CrackVan — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 17:31:33 +0200

Por CrackVan en iPhoneApps: Todo para tu iPhone / iPod Touch el 27 de junio de 2008 a las 17:31:33

El tema de los mensajes multimedia lo tenemos ahora mismo solucionado con SwirlyMMS 1.0.0, pero parece que el nuevo firmware podría incluir una aplicación para mensajes multimedia, el origen del, de momento, rumor es la propia AT&T ya que según comentan podría estar preparando un servicio de MMS para el iPhone.

Así que de momento no se sabe si vendrá con el firmware, será una aplicacion en la App Store o no será nada

Vía, appleiphoneschool

Aviso: Este post es original de iPhoneApps: Todo para tu iPhone / iPod Touch

Etiquetas: firmware, noticias, att, iphone, ipod touch

AT&T venderá el iPhone sin contrato

RuP — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:06:20 +0200

Por RuP en SomosMAC el 01 de julio de 2008 a las 22:06:20

La compañía telefónica estadounidense AT&T, que distribuye en exclusiva el iPhone en USA, ha anunciado la posibilidad de adquirir el nuevo iPhone 3G sin contrato de permanencia. La empresa americana ha desvelado oficialmente sus planes de precios para el nuevo teléfono de Apple y, contrariamente a lo que se esperaba, anuncia la posibilidad de adquirir sin contrato el modelo de 8Gb por 599$ y el de 16Gb por 699$. De este modo, los usuarios de otras compañías, deberían poder utilizar el teléfono, pues se supone que este será libre, aunque de esto nada se sabe todavía. Los nuevos planes de precios empiezan en 69,99 $ e incluyen voz y datos.

Me parece una decisión muy correcta por parte de la operadora y estoy seguro que Apple tiene que ver y ha dado el visto bueno a esta decisión. Puedes adquirir el deseado móvil sin atarte a un supuesto contrato o compañía telefónica, eso si, has de pagar más, pero si haces los números, igual te sale la cuenta, todo depende de tu consumo tanto de voz como de datos. Esperemos que Telefónica Movistar tome buena nota de esta decisión y ofrezca también el nuevo iPhone sin contrato. Si fuera así, supongo que Apple también lo venderá en la Apple Store o a través de los distribuidores oficiales en España. Pero entonces, ¿porqué no podría venderlo cualquier tienda de móviles?, muchas incógnitas quedan por despejar …

Vía: TUAW

Etiquetas: actualidad, iphone, att, contrato, iphone 3g

AT&T publica sus precios con planes y sin contrato.

Nicolas Mata — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 06:52:51 +0200

Por Nicolas Mata en La Interfaz el 02 de julio de 2008 a las 06:52:51

Ya muchos paises han publicado sus costos en cuanto a mensajes y minutos para hablar se refiere, Estados Unidos se estaba atrasando un poco, pero finalmente AT&T ha publicado los precios finales y tambien publicaron que el lanzamiento sera el 11 de Julio a las 8 am.

Un dato muy interesante es que AT&T tambien vendera el iphone si contrato pero como todos lo esperabamos sera mucho mas caro que 200 dolares, los precios seran de 599 y 699 respectivamente.

Compártelo

Etiquetas: apple, att, iphone, planes

Comprar el iPhone sin contrato

Pablo — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:12:09 +0200

Por Pablo en unblogged el 02 de julio de 2008 a las 14:12:09

Parece que al final AT&T venderá el iPhone sin contrato. ¿Pasará acá también?

Tags: adelanto, Apple, AT&T, cellphone, celulares, iPhone, minipost, unlock

Etiquetas: minipost, adelanto, apple, att, cellphone

New iPhone 3G Rescue Battery

admin — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 03:34:13 +0200

Por admin en Iphone News at Desinformado.com el 17 de julio de 2008 a las 03:34:13

Although the iPhone 3G was only released last week, we already have a few accessories, including a rescue battery!

This is a lithium ion battery of 1200 mAh that’s charged through USB. It provides 36 additional hours for music listening, 7 hours for video, and 3.5 hours for communication mode.

Source

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Etiquetas: apple, phone2, att, bestsellers, carrier

Samsung BlackJack II, nuevos colores

Mariela — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 15:18:19 +0200

Por Mariela en Movilae el 24 de julio de 2008 a las 15:18:19

En Estados Unidos y gracias a la operadora AT&T ahora mucha gente puede comprar un Samsung BlackJack II en dos nuevos colores: azul o rosa.

Así es, la parte frontal del móvil ha sido cubierta con una pátina blanca, incluidos los botones, y la parte trasera es la que tiene el nuevo color y también nuevos diseños. El usuario puede elegir los círculos blancos del modelo rosa o los rectángulos celestes del modelo azul. Y los botones de cada móvil, aún cuando el frente es blanco, son del color de la parte trasera del terminal. O sea, todo combinado.

Ambos modelos tienen el mismo precio, 99 dólares con dos años de contrato y conservan el mismo valor que los modelos originales (negro y rojo).

Vía: Phone Arena

Etiquetas: samsung, att, azul, color, estados unidos

BLOGGERS: The Ultra Slim Silicone Case fo your new iPhone 3G

Staff Writer — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 09:20:53 +0200

Por Staff Writer en Diario Energía| BAJAENERGY BLOG el 25 de julio de 2008 a las 09:20:53

Generally I do not to make a click in the advertising shown in some websites, unless it is too attractive and that it urges to me to follow it, and is so yesterday I arrived at a site that sells “fine protective Silicone housings extreme for iPhone 3G”. I bought recently an iPhone 3G and I am...

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Etiquetas: iphone 3g, telcel, iphone, movistar, att

Nos cambiamos a Prodigy Infinitum

desdemac — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 17:59:10 +0100

Por desdemac en Desde Mac el 30 de noviembre de 2007 a las 17:59:10

Ya lo comentabamos hace dias, dejamos att para cambiarnos totalmente a Prodigy Inifitum, ¿porque?, por que estabamos pagando el servicio de att por medio de su factura y el servicio de Prodigy de 1mb por medio del recibo telefonico, algo que esta bien, hasta que Telmex redujo el costo del servicio de Prodigy.

Lo mejor de todo es que tenemos 2mb de banda ancha, la navegación es un poco mas rapida, y el modem 2Wire funciona muy bien, incluso ya no necesitamos el Linksys que teniamos instalado, asi es que nos quedamos con un solo modem directo y con la excelente señal que arroja el 2Wire.

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Etiquetas: 2wire, prodigy, att, infinitum, internet

AT&T U-verse Launched, in Detroit , Indianapolis.

ravenII — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 18:40:39 +0100

Por ravenII en VOIP IP Telephony el 22 de enero de 2008 a las 18:40:39

Offered as three pre configured packages and a build your own, packages offer, TV, AT&T Yahoo Internet Access and unlimited AT&T U-verse Voice.Currently At&T offers U-Verse in following areas. Follow the links to get further information.California San Francisco/Oakland San Jose/Santa Clara Orange County/Riverside Connecticut Fairfield County Indiana Indianapolis Kansas Kansas City Michigan Detroit Ohio Cleveland Oklahoma Oklahoma City Texas Austin Dallas/Fort Worth Houston San Antonio Wisconsin Milwaukeetag: ATT, VoIP, U-Verse, triple play

Etiquetas: verse, voip, att

The iPhone "the best device I have ever seen."

ravenII — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:30:36 +0100

Por ravenII en VOIP IP Telephony el 25 de enero de 2008 a las 19:30:36

Copyright © 2008 SnapVoip.blogspot.comThat is what Stanley Sigman, President and Chief Executive Officer—AT&T Mobility, has said when he was first shown the capabilities of iPhone. According to a Wired magazine's article about how iPhone exploded the wireless market.The article goes through the development phase of the iPhone, its marketing phase and where it is today.The four page article carries you through Apple meeting rooms, development, iPod beginnings and I think will keep you glued to it until the end, like it did to me.The Untold Story: How the iPhone Blew Up the Wireless Industrytag: iPhone, Apple, ATT, iPODCopyright © 2005 SnapVoip | All Rights Reserved. Published by snapvoip.blogspot.com. Proper link backs are needed for republishing.

Etiquetas: iphone, ipod, att, apple

AT&T's Proposed Net Police and The VoIP IP Telephony

ravenII — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 18:01:47 +0100

Por ravenII en VOIP IP Telephony el 05 de febrero de 2008 a las 18:01:47

Here is the video that brought up the issue of AT&T trying to be the net police that might hurt VoIP IP Telephony and Unified Communications due to inherent fact that it will slow down the network, disregarding the other issues that this brings out such as net neutrality. I am on an AT&T network because I have been happy with my services since I joined them in the days of Pacbell, about 20 years ago, and at least 12 years of broadband services.I think the VoIP News has a very good article on this same issue so I will guide you over there. Here is the infamous movie made by Richard Blakeley, and Joel Johnson of Boing Boing doing the interview.Now you seen the movie, here is the story at VoIP News.tag: net neutrality, ATT, Pacbell, VoIP IP Telephony, VoIPCopyright © 2005-2008 SnapVoip, Published by snapvoip.blogspot.com. Proper link backs are needed for republishing.

Etiquetas: pacbell, net neutrality, att

Palm Centro ahora oficial con AT&T

Luis M Visbal — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 04:54:31 +0100

Por Luis M Visbal en Minademas.com el 20 de febrero de 2008 a las 04:54:31

Por supuesto que los botones son verdes, quien se podría imagnar que fuera este diseño el que traería la Palm Centro que ahora está disponible con AT&T. Los rumores de la Palm Centro ya se volvieron oficiales y están disponibles con AT&T a raíz de la exclusividad terminaría de Sprint, dando todo un nuevo mundo a clientes el acceso y la facilidad de obtener esta curiosa y funcional agenda digital. El contrato que trae la Palm Centro con AT&T tiene un costo de $99 USD incluye todas las ventajas que trae la Centro como por ejemplo una cámara digital de 1.3 megapíxeles, ranura microSD, Bluetooth 1.2, el apoyo de AT&T y un completo aunque miniaturizado teclado QWERTY. [Palm Centro via Engadget]

Etiquetas: aparatos, celular, att, camara, centro pda

Unlimited Cheap Calls USA, Local / Long Distance: Price War?

pk — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 16:05:00 +0100

Por pk en Free Calls & Free SMS, VoIP, Mobile-Landline Phones, Win Free Nokia Video Mobile Phones el 23 de febrero de 2008 a las 16:05:00

It seems Free / Cheap: Mobile, Landline Phone calls (local / long distance) price war now has started in USA: Featured news: http://ca.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idCAN1930076320080219 Verizon Wireless, AT&T Inc and Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile, USA have pronounced their respective flat rate plans for an unlimited cheap phone calls in the United States of America (USA)! Stock market is watching helplessly as a fear grips that investors’ concerns is, may be price a war would break out and it is signaling Telecom Stocks, other equities / share may be at falling spree or a "Bear" sentiment could prevail or could never be ruled out?! Verizon Wireless & Vodafone Group Plc, announced earlier that they have started offering unlimited cheap calls for flat $99.99 a month to call in USA local or long distance! AT&T too followed the path with a plan, and now T-Mobile USA is going ahead of all by giving unlimited SMS / texts + calls for the same price! Consumer is the King! Cheers : ) Unlimited USA Calls, Talk Wi-Fi @ Home HotSpot, T-Mobile Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) Unlimited Free Calls North America: Phone to Phone

Etiquetas: usa, cheap telephony, verizon wireless, att, vodafone

Sony Pictures Mobile Phone Films USA, Coming

Talkfree7 — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 15:44:00 +0200

Por Talkfree7 en Free Calls & Free SMS, VoIP, Mobile-Landline Phones, Win Free Nokia Video Mobile Phones el 01 de abril de 2008 a las 15:44:00

Featured Story: http://mobile.reuters.com/mobile/m/FullArticle/CTECH/ntechnologyNews_uUSN3134876220080331 http://www.telecomtiger.com/fullstory.aspx?passfrom=newsletter&storyid=1552&ptct=S86&passcategory=VAS Sony Pictures Television is about to start first film / movie network on the cell / mobile phones in USA! Sony’s latest marketing gimmick is to tap the wide genre of mobile users (especially the theatricals ) in USA via offering its films / movies content directly to their handsets. Sony Studio, AT&T and MediaFLO USA will start there own AT&T Mobile TV with FLO service in coming May in the United States of America. This mobile movie channel will be termed as PIX. Hollywood movies will be available on mobiles / handsets on a demand basis. Sony contributed the titles to content maker MSpot that linked with Sprint and started MSpot movies in year 2006. Pix (part od FLOtier) will be made to the biggest US Telco and Sony allows AT&T to make a 'difference' of its service from Verizon Wireless, which is carrying FLO since the past one year. Cheers : )

Etiquetas: usa theatres, sony movies, verizon, mediaflo usa, entertainment

Wholesale VoIP: AT&T Launches Wholesale VoIP Services With Ethernet Access and eMaintenance

ravenII — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 21:44:32 +0200

Por ravenII en VOIP IP Telephony el 04 de abril de 2008 a las 21:44:32

AT&T Launches New Services to Help Wholesale Customers Meet Increased Demand Offers Include VoIP With Ethernet Access and eMaintenance San Antonio, Texas, April 2, 2008 AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) has announced that the company is introducing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services to help wholesale customers meet the burgeoning demand for these growth services. AT&T is announcing the availability of a Gigabit Ethernet connectivity interface for AT&T Voice Over IP Connect Service (AVOICS) and the AT&T BusinessDirect® portal for AT&T Global Hubbing IP Access (GHIA) customers. The AVOICS Gigabit Ethernet connectivity interface enables customers to interconnect with the AT&T network more efficiently, more easily manage their networks and edge equipment and help reduce costs through the use of less expensive interface hardware. The GHIA platform will now incorporate the award-winning AT&T BusinessDirect customer portal to manage all service maintenance issues, providing a virtual telecommunications department that helps customers manage their communications services online. This will help customers increase productivity, improve the speed and accuracy of transactions, optimize network efficiency in near real time and reduce costs. Industry analysts have noted that VoIP is a growth engine for the wholesale industry. "The wholesale VoIP industry is expected to continue to grow through 2010," said Judy Reed Smith, founder and chief executive officer of ATLANTIC-ACM, which provides strategic consulting and research services to businesses around the world. "AT&T's VoIP services enable service providers to broaden their footprint and increase their bandwidth by connecting to the AT&T IP network platform." AVOICS is the flagship wholesale VoIP offered to U.S. service providers that require IP-based connectivity to AT&T's global IP network for long distance call termination. Customers connect to AVOICS via AT&T's Multiprotocol Label Switching-Private Network Transport (MPLS-PNT) service. AT&T's advanced worldwide voice-networking infrastructure provides the foundation for a variety of unbranded and unbundled domestic long distance and international service offerings to wholesale customers for both resale and internal use. Just five months after AT&T announced the expanded availability of AVOICS, the company is responding to customer demands by adding an Ethernet access option. The GHIA platform is designed to provide flexible solutions for both U.S. and global customers with high international call volumes. GHIA is a centrally managed service that allows service providers to easily establish and operate IP telephony services over AT&T's award-winning global network. "By adding these options to our portfolio, we are demonstrating our agility and continued commitment to provide innovative voice and IP solutions to our wholesale customers," said Rise Frankel, executive director of Wholesale Marketing for AT&T Operations Inc. "Ethernet is quickly becoming the de facto access method that wholesale customers are looking for in terms of capability and flexibility because it can be used as the foundation for VoIP, IP access, intranet connectivity and MPLS core services. An Ethernet interface typically allows for seamless growth as customer bandwidth requirements increase." As a global leader, AT&T delivers a full portfolio of end-to-end, reliable and highly secure network, voice, data and IP solutions to the six wholesale industry segments that it serves: carriers, wireless operators, cable providers, systems integrators, Internet service providers and content providers. AT&T is one of the largest wholesale transport and communications service providers in the world — maintaining connections to more than 400 carriers in more than 220 countries and territories. AT&T brings value to wholesale customers through its global networking, industry-leading portfolio and vertical expertise. For the complete selection of AT&T Wholesale offerings, visit www.att.com/wholesale. tag: ATT, Wholesale VoIP, AT&T Global Hubbing IP Access, GHIA, eMaintenance, AT&T Voice Over IP Connect Service, AVOICS, BusinessDirect® portal, MPLS-PNT, Copyright © 2005-2008 SnapVoip, Published by snapvoip.blogspot.com. Proper link backs are needed for republishing.

Etiquetas: wholesale voip, att

AT&T U-verse Voice, VoIP Services In San Diego!

ravenII — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 20:44:00 +0200

Por ravenII en VOIP IP Telephony el 04 de abril de 2008 a las 20:44:00

Next-Generation Voice Service Offers Convenient Integrated Wired and Wireless Features, Reliable Call Quality San Diego, California, April 2, 2008 AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) today announced the availability of AT&T U-verseSM Voice in parts of the San Diego area, bringing consumers a next-generation digital voice service delivered over the AT&T U-verse Internet Protocol (IP) network. U-verse Voice brings together customers' AT&T wireline and wireless voice, broadband and TV services with unique features that provide a new level of integration, convenience and control. AT&T U-verse Voice completes the company's IP triple play. With U-verse Voice, customers receive a new set of features that highlight the benefits of having advanced video, broadband, wireless and wireline voice services from a single provider — and all on one bill. AT&T U-verse Voice is a managed IP-based service that is delivered over AT&T's fiber-rich network, unlike many Voice over IP (VoIP) providers that offer best-effort digital phone services over the public Internet. This allows U-verse Voice customers to enjoy great sound quality and reliability, as well as unmatched calling features that combine with customers' AT&T U-verse TV, broadband and AT&T wireless services. "This isn't about just a bundle. It's about integration. With U-verse Voice, we're going beyond basic bundles to make services work together in new and exciting ways — all around you," said Denise Cunningham, AT&T vice president and general manager for the San Diego area. "Local U-verse customers can also enjoy the convenience of having all their services — including wireless — all one bill. That's a U-verse advantage that's hard to pass up." AT&T U-verse Voice has advanced features that go beyond traditional phone service and many competitors' offerings, including: Combined AT&T U-verse Voice and AT&T wireless voice mail with U-verse Messaging, which provides a single voice mailbox that can be accessed from any phone line or PC. U-verse Central, an online management portal that gives users the option to easily and conveniently manage their call preferences, voice mail, contacts, call history and more from any PC, in addition to the ability to control call preferences from their home phone. An online voice mailbox so that customers can listen to, manage and forward voice mail from the online portal, much like an e-mail inbox. Call History, which enables customers to view their most recent incoming and outgoing calls online or to view their most recent incoming calls on their AT&T U-verse TV screen. Click to Call, which will initiate a call from the customer's home phone to any number in a customer's Call History with one click of a mouse or the U-verse TV remote control. An online Address Book that is accessible from any PC and allows customers to Click to Call from their home phone, to create and share contact groups with other U-verse Voice customers or to set up distribution lists for voice messages. Locate Me, a feature that provides simultaneous ringing on up to four wireless or landline numbers so that a customer never misses an important incoming call. Traditional calling features, such as Call Screening, Call Blocking, Do Not Disturb and privacy settings. All U-verse Voice customers will have 911 service. Where available via the local 911 network, U-verse Voice customers will have Enhanced 911 (E911) service. U-verse TV customers can choose from two flexible U-verse Voice calling plans: U-verse Voice Unlimited, which includes unlimited local and nationwide minutes to any location in the U.S., Canada or U.S. territories for $40 a month. U-verse Voice 1000, which includes 1,000 Call Anywhere minutes to any location in the U.S. or U.S. territories for $30 a month. A second phone line, which shares the primary line's calling plan, can be added for $20 a month, and each plan features competitive international rates with no recurring monthly charge. Professional installation is included for new AT&T U-verse TV customers. AT&T wireless customers who subscribe to an AT&T UnitySM plan can call any AT&T U-verse Voice number from their mobile phone as part of the nation's largest free calling community without using up any wireless Anytime Minutes. Customers who want additional information on AT&T U-verse can visit http://uverse.att.com. tag: AT&T, AT&T U-verse, U-verse Voice, IP triple playCopyright © 2005-2008 SnapVoip, Published by snapvoip.blogspot.com. Proper link backs are needed for republishing.

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iPhone 3G confirmado

Actualidad iPhone — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:29:28 +0200

Por Actualidad iPhone en Actualidad iPhone el 03 de abril de 2008 a las 14:29:28

Después de muchos meses de continuos rumores, por fin Ralph de la Vega - CEO de AT&T- ha confirmado el lanzamiento del iPhone 3G. Esta es sin duda la gran noticia del iPhone de los últimos meses, ya que por su gran uso en Europa el iPhone 3G se hacia prácticamente indispensable para su éxito en el continente. Aún no hay una fecha concreta de lanzamiento, pero según Ralph será en los próximos meses. Ahora solo falta que llegue a España de una vez… Vía 9 to 5 Mac Tags: Appel, AT&T, iPhone 3G, lanzamiento Artículos relacionados iPhone 3G desde AT&T? (0) Utilidad del EDGE en España (2) Se acerca el iPhone 3G ¿Esto puede ser una señal? (0) Rumor: iPhone 3G con Vodafone (0) Rumor: iPhone 3G con videollamada (1)

Etiquetas: actualidad iphone, apple, appel, att, iphone 3g

AT&T Navigator

Miki — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 08:38:17 +0200

Por Miki en Actualidad GPS el 07 de abril de 2008 a las 08:38:17

AT&T lanza éste nuevo software llamado Navigator, que consiste en la cobertura total a todos sus dispositivos que tengan recepción de GPS. Aunque ya lo contamos en un post anterior, es importante definir bien las características de éste; cómo que funciona en colaboración con TeleNav, y permite la navegación directa desde la parte de teléfono, además de los teléfonos que encuentres en el mapa poder llamar directamente pinchando en el simbolo de dicha tienda, restaurante u hotel. Además el servicio te permite conocer según tu velocidad y tu distancia hasta el punto elegido para ir, así como el estudio estadístico de las retenciones en las rutas por las que vas a circular, el tiempo estimado de llegada, actualizándose cada minuto durante tu viaje dependiendo de las situaciones del tráfico también. El At&T Navigator, posee una licencia de prueba free trial durante 30 días para todos los usuarios con aparatos de dicha empresa; trás los 30 días de prueba, puede costar 9.99$ al mes (6.50€) ó una opción de uso diario si prefieres no contratar el mensual por que casi no lo usas de 2.99$ (1.70€) Fuente | Slashgear Tags: at&t, Software Artículos relacionados Vodafone desarrollará Sat Nav con Telemap (0) ViaMichelín se retira del mercado GPS (3) u-Nav y su nuevo chip GPS Wireless (0) TeleNav ofrecerá navegación GPS en Brasil y México (3) Software GPS: Nav4all (2)

Etiquetas: software, att

The iPhone: AT&T cash-cow… $2 billion per year

admin — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 04:53:31 +0200

Por admin en Iphone News at Desinformado.com el 03 de abril de 2008 a las 04:53:31

In a survey of iPhone owners, Rubicon Consulting found that a third of iPhone users carry a second phone in addition to their iPhone. I’m one of those folks: I have a T-Mobile phone that I use for personal calls; I use my iPhone as a business phone and for mobile Web and email. I didn’t want to break my T-Mobile contract and I’m happy paying for a second phone to keep work and home separate. I didn’t think I was the only one with two phones, but 33 percent seems surprisingly high. Here’s something the survey didn’t tell you, but you might have guessed: iPhone users have lots of disposable income. The most heavily used data function on the iPhone is reading (but not writing) email. More than 75 percent of iPhone users say it has led them to do more mobile browsing. About 40 percentof iPhone users say the iPhone has trouble displaying some websites they want to visit. About 50 percent of iPhones replaced conventional mobile phones, 40 percent replaced smartphones, and 10 percent replaced nothing. Among conventional phones, Motorola Razr was the phone most often replaced. Among smartphones, Windows Mobile and RIM BlackBerry models were most often replaced. 28 percent of iPhone users surveyed said strongly that they often carry their iPhone instead of a notebook computer. About half of iPhone users are under age 30 and about 15 percent are students The iPhone has increased its users’ monthly mobile phone bills by an average of 24% percent, or $228 extra per year. Almost half of iPhone users changed carriers when they got the iPhone. The iPhone has probably increased AT&T’s gross service revenue by about $2 billion per year. Via: Read this and more interesting news at Valleywag.com Notice: Desinformado.com is not recommending this product and is not endorsed by any company which products are portrayed in any of our post. Right Now We do not have any business relationship with the manufacturer of this product or service. If you do business with them, Nice, but we are out of that equation. Visit Desinformado.com for the most Complete Coverage of China Olympics 2008. The China Olympics 2008 Technology Roundup. USA Team, USA Dream Team, USA Olympic Team, USA vs China Olympic 2008. Statitics, Records, Olympic Records, USA Olympic Performance. Beijing Olympic 2008. http://en.beijing2008.cn/ Tags: at&t, iphone, business, money, apple Related PostsApple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software Beta, Includes SDK & Built-in Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync (0) Changewave: iPhone number 2 in business, watch out Blackberry (0) Zmanda delivers Mac and Linux enterprise backup via the iphone (0) Etelos launchess its CRM application for the iPhone (0) Meet the iPhone new Cousin, not from Apple (0)

Etiquetas: business, finance, apple, att, iphone

Sobre el iPhone 3G y ATT

kykespain — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 03:11:06 +0200

Por kykespain en Actualidad iPhone el 30 de abril de 2008 a las 03:11:06

Según la Revista Fortune AT&T planea para este verano el nuevo iPhone $200 por un contrato de dos años. De acuerdo a sus fuentes, AT&T tendrá dos modelos, uno de 8GB y el otro de 16, que costarían $399 y $499 en la tienda de Apple. La fecha de lanzamiento, según Fortune, será el 27 de Junio, su primer aniversario. Hay muchos más rumores pero este post se refiere a una fuente fiable.

Fuente Revista Fortune (inglés)

Tags: 3G, Apple, AT&T, iPhone