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But there are geeks out there who get off on this stuff, so he's sure it's happening.
He's not about to screw around with his, however; he can't even get all the functionality it's got running, much less worry about trying to move off of AT&T or play with 'alternative' apps...
Hi Rico,
ReplyDeleteI'm only slightly geeky, but my situation makes a good case for a break-out-of-AT&T hack:
I've been on Verizon for years (8?). Wife and kids, too. Our 4 phones on one acct and no minutes charged when we talk to each other. Long distance 'free'. Love the service: many bars where I need them, including underground in the DC Metro.
AT&T service, on the other hand, sucks here.
I also love the iPhone - my coworkers rave about theirs. I want one, and can use the more sophisticated tools it has - but don't want to lose all the bennies of Verizon ....
See what I'm saying?