T-Mobile branded Dock Connector for Applie iPhone and iPod raises eyebrows
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T-Mobile has welcomed unlocked iPhone users on its network. The Dock Connector could simply be a sign of how the carrier has opened its arm wide to greet Apple users. Or, perhaps, it could mean something else like the impending addition of the Apple iPad or maybe even the Apple iPhone, to the mobile operator's lineup.
source: TmoNews
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1. zerglisk posted on 05 Nov 2010, 13:03 0 0
In Europe, T-mboile is not the only carrier for the iPhone, so I don't see why not the same for the US carriers.
2. protozeloz posted on 05 Nov 2010, 13:41 0 0
i think is because wen the first Iphone came out US att signed an exclusivity contract for some reason i might be unaware of
4. smpdx posted on 06 Nov 2010, 13:31 0 0
Apple agreed to sign a contract with ATT because they make A LOT more money per phone sold.
Most people dont realize that ATT reps make little to no money on iphone sales. The reason being that ATT buys the phone for a REALLY high price... (I think its 600), but then they sell it (with contract) for $200. Also, ATT pays apple an "undisclosed" amount of money each month (some says its as high as $18) per every iphone user. Yes, I know... ATT is stupid for creating such a deal, but they were desperate at the time.
3. RobC (unregistered) posted on 05 Nov 2010, 19:50 0 0
Does it not work for the iPad as well? That would be my guess.
