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AT&T continues to baffle me: The firm dropped the $1.99 per month charge for access to about 10,000 hotspots, mostly McDonald’s, that they charged their broadband users for the highest speed DSL subscriptions. That saves people a whopping roughly $24 per year. But despite the fact that the iPhone is mentioned in this brief article, there’s still obviously no mental connection inside the company between the AT&T Consumer division (which made this announcement) and the wireless arm that’s handling the iPhone. So much for integration.
Posted by Glennf at July 2, 2007 9:28 AM
Categories: Cluelessness, Gadgets, Hot Spot
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They are just now finally getting the Cingular branding changed back to AT&T. I suspect it will be a while before the two divisions actually talk to each other.
Posted by: Scott Johnson
at July 2, 2007 11:43 AM