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New iPhone plans:

•Get an iPhone in rose gold.

•Phone case will be a cherry blossom because I love them so much.

•Transfer apps onto the new phone, rather than deleting them and downloading them again.

•Keep my notes from the notes app.

That’s all I have to say since that’s what I’ve been waiting for, by the time I get a new iPhone since my iPhone 6 is close to 4 years for an upgrade. I upgrade a new phone every 4 years, for those of you wondering.

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iPhone Plans Exposed

iPhone Plans – In the event you’ve got an iPhone or desire an iPhone, you then logically will need to get the optimal/optimally plan accessible. Should you not mind not possessing your iPhone outright after a couple of decades, this may be a fantastic way to remain updated with the latest Apple apparatus. As among the most innovative and innovative goods on the industry, the iPhone is always…

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AT&T killing off two-year phone contracts on January 8th

AT&T killing off two-year phone contracts on January 8th

“Just like the Emperor wiping away the last vestiges of the Republic, AT&T is doing away with its remaining two-year contract options for cell phones,” Jeff Gamet reports for The Mac Observer. “The company has been making a push away from two-year contracts and subsidized device prices for smartphones, and come 2016 that’ll apply to the rest of its phone lineup and text messaging devices, too.”

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AT&T reduces price for individual and two-line 2 GB accounts by $15

AT&T reduces price for individual and two-line 2 GB accounts by $15

[cfsp key="google_adsense_300x250"]“AT&T on Sunday will reduce the price of their 2 GB ‘Mobile Share Value’ plan from $80 to $65 per month, with one smartphone and no annual contract,” Peter Cohen reports for iMore. “Two smartphones cost $90, down from $105.”

“The 2 GB plan includes unlimited talk and text, 50 GB of cloud storage using AT&T’s Locker service, and unlimited international…

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AT&T v. Verizon and Helpful Tips From a Verizon Employee

As much as I haven't loved my AT&T service in the Bay Area, I discovered something this week that has made me happier and perhaps now a more loyal AT&T customer.  Turns out, only AT&T customers can have their data plan grand-fathered in, while Verizon customers give this up when they upgrade to a new phone.  While I may not use a lot of data, I still want to keep the plan because it's nice not having to even worry about it.  This isn't something that I knew about before, however, and it certainly isn't something that Verizon customers seem to be made readily aware of.  

When I went with my friend this weekend to a Verizon store, he discovered that he was both ineligible for a new phone right now (because it had not been 20 months since he last upgraded) and that if he were to upgrade, he would then loose his unlimited data.  While initially bummed, I think he discovered something quite helpful, because the Verizon employee advised him that if he went to Amazon or eBay or another third party, he could maintain his data plan if he bought a phone, as long as it was Verizon.  I feel like if I was a prospective Verizon customer, this may in fact be the most important information to be made aware of because I would imagine most everyone would be upset to learn as an existing customer that they can't keep their data plan when they upgrade.  I can't speak on whether my friend was ever told this before but just didn't remember, but something makes me think that he wasn't.  I was especially impressed that the representative shared this information with us, because my friend easily could have lost his unlimited plan forever.  Now, at least, he has an opportunity to make an educated decision, understanding all of his options.

When I googled AT&T vs. Verizon just now, this article with a comparison of AT&T, Verizon and Sprint plans for iPhones popped up, but no where did it seem to mention this.  It would really be a nice thing to tell customers.  Now, I may not change to Verizon after all, despite AT&T's bad service in the Bay Area.

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iPhone 4s question

So my Canadian friends The Warlord and I are taking on the new technology and want opto each get an iPhone 4s. any suggestions on plans?