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T-Mobile to give unlocked iPhone customers support

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 29 Jan 2012 2:15 User comments (3)

T-Mobile to give unlocked iPhone customers support

Starting on January 30th, T-Mobile will offer unlocked iPhone customers additional support.
There are over 1 million people using unlocked iPhones on T-Mobile's network, even though the phone has never been officially released for the carrier.

Leaked documents claim the new support includes "common procedures, information about feature and specifications and other basic device questions."

Furthermore, the T-Mobile Community iPhone site will be updated to "fit in with the rest of the T-Mobile supported device pages and "Integrated Scope of Support" for representatives."

T-Mobile remains the only major U.S. carrier to not have an official iPhone, but that could change in 2012 since the large AT&T acquisition failed to materialize, meaning T-Mobile will be around for the long haul.

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3 user comments

130.1.2012 13:27

Maybe they'll get it this year. T-Mobile is doing pretty well for being the only company lacking the most popular smartphone.

21.2.2012 10:13

IPhone.......simple and boring phone for simple and boring people.

33.2.2012 16:58
Buddha3
Unverified new user

Originally posted by hearme0:
IPhone.......simple and boring phone for simple and boring people.
And your so highly educated and you have such a highly intelligent phone...LOL

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