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crunchgear.com - 12/12/2008

AT&T now offering iPhone at-home activation

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It seems that Apple has loosened its iron grip on the iPhone by letting AT&T not only sell the phone online, but also allowing consumers to self-activate it at home. Crazy, I know. Previously , the phone could purchased online, but you still had to trek to a AT&T or Apple location ...

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gadgetell.com - 12/11/2008

Breaking: Apple left out?  AT&T brings back iPhone online and at-home activation

— gadgetell.com — Section: Apple , Communications , Cellphones , Cellular Providers , Smartphones , Mobile Yes!  AT&T is now offering the iPhone online with home activation.  I found this by looking for info on another phone, but found this advert ... (more) Breaking: Apple left out?  AT&T brings back ...

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lifehacker.com - 12/11/2008

VLC Remote Adds iPhone Control to Our Favorite Media App [Featured IPhone Download]

— lifehacker.com — iPhone/iPod touch only: VLC Remote Free lets you play, pause, and skip tracks on the mighty VLC Media Player on any computer from your iPhone or iPod touch. Its (currently) 99-cent sibling, VLC... (more) VLC Remote Adds iPhone Control to Our Favorite Media App ...

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engadget.com - 12/13/2008

Apple: "the iPhone is a gaming console"

— engadget.com — According to extremely reliable and embarrassingly handsome Engadget sources, at an iPhone event held today, John Geleynse (AKA Director of Technology Evangelism at Apple) made some statements regarding the iPhone platform that should seriously ... (more) Apple: "the iPhone is a gaming console"

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AT&T allowing home activations on iPhone again
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... 4PM, and you can even have it delivered overnight to you. It seems like a safe bet for AT&T; at this point: it makes iPhones easier to buy from them as Christmas gift and simplifies the sale process at their end. The only reason they didn't let people do it before now is because they were worried about people unlocking the 3G for other carriers, but the Dev Team still haven't figured out how to do that. AT&T;'s probably out of the woods. iPhone 3G [AT&T; via Crunchgear]