In this day an age, we have caps on data plans and we have to sign up for 2 years. why cant i have a monthly flat rate pricing. Why cant i have a card that chooses the best network at the best rate at the best speed for my location. Why cant business reach customers no matter what network they are on or what provider and vice versa. Why cant providers work out a affordable transactional rate so the end user doesnt have to notice. Why dont we a have unified communications platform that just works no matter where i am.
Just signed up for a laptop plan yesterday with ATT. If you bring in your card you only have to sign a contract for 1 year. If you buy one with the ATT discount it's 2 years. Also it's $175 to get out of your contract. Also this a separate contract from your phone, it actually is like getting a second line on your plan (but just for data).
The phone has 256MB of RAM and a 1GHz processor, which do the job reasonably well, though the Anna interface will likely leave something to be desired for many smartphone users.
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In this day an age, we have caps on data plans and we have to sign up for 2 years. why cant i have a monthly flat rate pricing. Why cant i have a card that chooses the best network at the best rate at the best speed for my location. Why cant business reach customers no matter what network they are on or what provider and vice versa. Why cant providers work out a affordable transactional rate so the end user doesnt have to notice. Why dont we a have unified communications platform that just works no matter where i am.
I guess i should stop asking why.
Just signed up for a laptop plan yesterday with ATT. If you bring in your card you only have to sign a contract for 1 year. If you buy one with the ATT discount it's 2 years. Also it's $175 to get out of your contract. Also this a separate contract from your phone, it actually is like getting a second line on your plan (but just for data).