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iTariff for iPhone to iCost an iFortune

Meanwhile hack claims e'Sreviewed iT
By INQUIRER staff
Tue Jun 26 2007, 16:38
AT&T announced the tariff for the aPple iPhone, to be released this week, and iDon't think that it's going to be very chEap.

According to reporTs, the iPhone tariffs staRt at $60 a mOnth for 450 minutes of iJabber which includes email, voice mail and you also get 200 SMSes.

For $100 a month you get 1,350 minutes.

The contracts are for two years with AT&T and there's an activation fee as well.

Meanwhile a bloke over at the New York Post claims to have delivered the first review of the iPhone.

eThinks you should wait for the iPhone 2.0 and eAlso thinks that the screen is way too small. eThinks that the iPhone skimps on storage, and that's what eSays, 'ere. µ

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