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Archive for June, 2008

86,851 - best month ever at iPTIB

June 30, 2008 Tuesday, July 1, 2008 -- 12:38 a.m. -- on my couch 86,851 Wow. That number is just beautiful to look at. That, callers, is the number of page views for June here at iPTIB ... the best month we've ever...

Someone alerted the Canadian media

June 30, 2008 Monday, June 30, 2008 -- 9:38 p.m. -- at my desk Now we have the Canadian media covering this whole Rogers thing. It was starting to make the rounds with the CBC yesterday, but I hadn't seen much outside that....

Your iPhone 2.5G’s warranty is about to expire

June 30, 2008

About this time last year we were all so excited about the release of the original iPhone. We waited in line, we saved for months, and to back all of this, we bought Apple Care to protect our new baby.

For all of your that bought Apple care on your iPhone you know that the expiration date is creeping up on you. Of course, Apple will allow you to extend your current Apple Care for just $69.95 or, if your like me, just buy the iPhone 3G and get its Apple Care for $129.95.

If the iPhone is anything like most cars I’ve owned, everything will go wrong the very day after the warranty expires. I’m just saying.

Crushing free speech or just a server overload?

June 30, 2008 Monday, June 30, 2008 -- 7:50 p.m. -- at my desk I'm getting word from Canadians from Newfoundland to British Columbia that the ruinediphone.com site that has been protesting Rogers high iPhone 3G prices has been taken offline. I can...

Mac OS 10.5.4 is out

June 30, 2008 Monday, June 30, 2008 -- 7:30 p.m. -- at my desk Software update informs me that 10.5.4 is out and available for download. Here's the info directly from Apple's site: There's lots of stuff, and, perhaps most importantly, 10.5.4 is...

You take an iPhone 3G and a potato …

June 30, 2008 Monday, June 30, 2008 -- 3:03 p.m. -- at my desk Oh yes. I can find a way to marry an iPhone and a potato in a post. It also helps that I've been craving a baked potato all day!...

Something other than 3G news for a change

June 30, 2008 Monday, June 30, 2008 -- 2:51 p.m. -- at my desk Whoa! I didn't realize how tired I was getting of all this iPhone 3G news ... not that I'm not excited, but it's getting depressing! No MMS, no information...

Top 25 moments in iPhone history: 12

June 30, 2008 No. 12: First software update: July 31, 2007 iPTIB is counting down the top 25 moments in iPhone history -- 1 a day until the iPhone 3G launches on July 11. Most notable because Apple promised that the iPhone would...

iPhone Canada: The anger still rages

June 30, 2008 Monday, June 30, 2008 -- 10:17 a.m. -- on my couch **UPDATE 10:39: I just hit send on an e-mail to Rogers media centre asking for some updates/clarifications on where things stand. I don't have a relationship with Rogers the...

Rogers Announces iPhone 3G plans, forgets unlimited data

June 29, 2008

A good many of our neighbors to the north have been eagerly awaiting information regarding the iPhone 3G data/voice plans from Rogers/Fido. Well that day has come, and while they have come up with plans that feature more data for the iPhone, they apparently don’t believe in unlimited data. Hit the jump for a breakdown of their rates.

Rogers iPhone

  • $60 – 150 daytime minutes, 75 sent text messages, 400MB of data
  • $75 – 300 daytime minutes, 100 sent text messages, 750MB of data
  • $100 – 600 daytime minutes, 200 sent text messages, 1GB of data
  • $115 – 800 daytime minutes, 300 sent test messages, 2GB of data

I feel really bad for the Canadian customers that want an iPhone. First, there is no unlimited data plan, which while some people may never go over that 2GB cap on the $115 plan, I still would much rather not have to worry about it. As for the customers that don’t really use that many daytime minutes, they’re still forced into purchasing more minutes just to get more data.

There are a few things that Rogers is throwing in, like free incoming text messages, and free access to Rogers and Fido Wi-Fi hotspots. While those are a couple of niceties, they don’t make up for what the plans are lacking.

[via MacRumors]