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If you’re an AT&T customer and you are an early adopter that got the iPhone 4 last year at Jun-24-2010 you might be eligible for an early Oct 7 Pre-order.
The only problem is that AT&T rating their good customer differently and does not qualify Oct 14 eligibility for the new iPhone for everyone.
As far as readers informed me, there is 3 different dates for eligibility for customers that got the iPhone 4 at Jun 24 2010.
Rated A customers will be able to get the new iPhone 4s at Oct 14.
Rated B customers will be able to get the new iPhone 4s at Nov 25.
Rated C customers will be able to get the new iPhone 4s at Feb 25 2012.
* I don’t know if AT&T really rates their customers with letters, but they do rate customers in some way. how do you explain the differences in eligibility otherwise.
Posted on : 13-11-2010 | By : Cool Geex | In : ATT, iPad
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AT&T just announced that now you can manage your iPad account from any internet-connected device. This will allow you to manage your account and data plans by visiting www.att.com/ipad. You will use the same login credentials as on your iPad. You can also use www.att.com/ipad to setup and manage your data services for other iPads with wireless data capability that you purchase or own.
To make it short, anyone that ported his/her number to AT&T from a different carrier for the new iPhone 4 will have issues using Facetime, read the full story to understand the problem and the solution.
Here we go:
On the 24th I upgraded my iPhone at an Apple store.
I also got a new iPhone with a new line and ported the phone number from T-Mobile. (2nd phone)
The Apple store employee that helped was very nice and the new iPhone worked great, including FaceTime.
Once my T-Mobile number was ported FaceTime stopped working.
The iPhone could not receive FaceTime calls but could initiate FaceTime calls.
When I tried the caller ID that appeared on my UPGRADED iPhone were the Other iPhone New Temporary number I got until the port from T-Mobile completed.
