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Free Wi-Fi for US AT&T iPhone Customers? Not yet.

karthik 18 July 2008 63 views No Comment


The news that AT&T has opened up it’s wi-fi hotspots to their US iPhone customers for free around the country has been buzzing around today. And this is not the first time either.

AT&T has annonuced this, taken back before. It started again this morning when someone spotted a page on AT&T’s website announcing this. But, later in the day after this news made the rounds a AT&T spokesperson has denied that they have nothing to announce yet and have pulled the incriminating page since.

Free Wi-FI for AT&T DSL Customers

We have had free Wi-Fi from AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots around the country for being their DSL customers. And this deal has been around for a long time.

So, I am assuming we would have access to their Wi-Fi hotspots via our iPhone too. This is not too shabby considering AT&T offers some nice DSL rates with no home phone & no contract required. Yep, it’s gotta sexy name too - Naked DSL!

You could get a 1.5 Mbps DSL connection for $35/month with no contract.

The page that was leaked this morning is an indication that AT&T is planning to offer this to their iPhone customers as well in the near future.

But, with the expanding 3G network and free wi-fi at coffee shops and Panera Bread and other joints everywhere, this is probably not such a big deal as it is made out to be.

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