iPwN3d!
Posted on | June 30, 2007
That’s a wonderful term coined for the disappointment some new iPhone customers are feeling, as AT&T lags in activating the things. It sounds like a wonderful device, once you actually get to use it.
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July 1st, 2007 @ 5:08 pm
This is why AT&T was so eager to give Apple the leeway they wanted: They needed all the help they could get.
They still do.
Remember, this is after they sunk $12 billion into their network infrastructure.