What Cass said.
Oh, and it is bullshit.
And highway robbery.
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What Cass said.
Oh, and it is bullshit.
And highway robbery.
Other question--if I get a new iPhone, but don't want to change anything about my plan, can I do that? (I don't have unlimited data, but I do have the no-longer-extant texting plan between "unlimited" and "none" (or 500?))
meara,
yes, you may keep your plan (voice and text), but you need to add a data plan in order to have an iphone if you don't have a data plan already.
Replacing an iPhone, yes? Should be able to keep your plan, no problem.
Going to a smart phone from not!so!smart phone can demand leaving a grandfathered plan because of the data, but iPhone to iPhone shouldn't.
My knowledge is mostly Verizon, I will disclaimer.
Last time I upgraded, neither my unlimited data plan nor my text plan were offered anymore - all they could say was "I'm jealous" and roll it over.
Yeah, I already have the iPhone 3GS, I just want to get the 4S, and not have to increase my texting payment (because especially with iOS5, I'm not doing as much of it anymore! But some people still don't have iphones, so...)
I used to have a thing where I had a random number of texts each month (100 maybe?) included. I couldn't do that with the new phone, but I got to keep the unlimited data plan, which was FAR more important. I don't text that much anyway.
Thanks for the texting info. Now, what's up with AT&T's 4G LTE network. I know that they recently introduced it to Boston. Does the iPhone 4S use it? Or only specific phones?
There aren't any 4G iPhones yet.
My G2 on T Mobile suddenly started sporting a 4G indicator with the last software update. Is it four gee, or faux gee? The hardware's relatively ancient (but I loves it--just give me ICS, I beg of you). I haven't even seen it split out on an upgrade path document.