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Press release, October 19; Eric Mah, DIGITIMES Asia
Friday 19 October 2007
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"Less enamored" with the documentation!? There is no documentation!Posted on Oct 22, 10:53
Unfortunately AT&T does not allow commercial or business accounts to purchase iPhones as a part of their accounts. As a result both Apple and AT&T are alienating a potentially huge market, while Blackberry is reaping the benefit.Posted on Oct 20, 22:30
Why won't at&t allow businesses to buy the iPhone? This is a shame, I switched service but now can't get one. Good old fine print!