You’re ready for the iPhone.
According to Macworld UK, some of you have already started camping outside the Fifth Avenue Apple Store in New York.
The rest of you might be planning to call in sick on Friday with a newly invented disease that has absolutely nothing do to with wanting to snag an iPhone.
More importantly, Apple and AT&T have revealed the details for the three service plans they’ve created for the iPhone.
According to iLounge, all three plans include unlimited data, Visual Voicemail, 200 SMS text messages, rollover minutes and unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling.
Plan 1 (US$60/month):
-Includes 450 anytime minutes and 5,000 night and weekend minutes.
Plan 2 (US$80/month):
-Includes 900 anytime minutes and unlimited night and weekend minutes.
Plan 3 (US$100/month):
-Includes 1,350 anytime minutes and unlimited night and weekend minutes.
The plans are based on a two-year contract with AT&T and include a one-time US$36 activation fee.
The announcement also mentioned that family plans were also available, but didn’t offer details as to these.
For everyone camping out or eager to snag an iPhone come Friday afternoon, good luck and let us know how it goes.
You’re ready for the iPhone.
According to Macworld UK, some of you have already started camping outside the Fifth Avenue Apple Store in New York.
The rest of you might be planning to call in sick on Friday with a newly invented disease that has absolutely nothing do to with wanting to snag an iPhone.
More importantly, Apple and AT&T have revealed the details for the three service plans they’ve created for the iPhone.
According to iLounge, all three plans include unlimited data, Visual Voicemail, 200 SMS text messages, rollover minutes and unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling.
Plan 1 (US$60/month):
-Includes 450 anytime minutes and 5,000 night and weekend minutes.
Plan 2 (US$80/month):
-Includes 900 anytime minutes and unlimited night and weekend minutes.
Plan 3 (US$100/month):
-Includes 1,350 anytime minutes and unlimited night and weekend minutes.
The plans are based on a two-year contract with AT&T and include a one-time US$36 activation fee.
The announcement also mentioned that family plans were also available, but didn’t offer details as to these.
For everyone camping out or eager to snag an iPhone come Friday afternoon, good luck and let us know how it goes.