Jun 17th, 2009 - InformationWeek
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Apple iPhone 3G S
When Apple unveiled the iPhone 3G S last week, many existing iPhone users were eager to upgrade but were dismayed to learn they would have to pay extra to get the latest Apple smartphone.
AT&T said it has heard customers' complaints, and it has made the new iPhone more affordable for some of its subscribers.
"Like most U.S. carriers, we offer a variety of phones that we sell below our actual cost when customers agree to sign service agreements," AT&T said in a note to customers. "All that said, we've been listening to our customers.
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