The iPhone Goes Corporate
The iPhone has put on a suit, as AT&T now considers it an Enterprise-class device.
AT&T finally got around to rolling out business plans for the iPhone, but what's odd is that the data plans are significantly more money than the same exact service that residential customers get - $25 a month more to be exact. But then when you read the fine print you'll see that AT&T is currently offering a $25 a month discount between now a the end of 2008 to make that difference moot.
AT&T finally got around to rolling out business plans for the iPhone, but what's odd is that the data plans are significantly more money than the same exact service that residential customers get - $25 a month more to be exact. But then when you read the fine print you'll see that AT&T is currently offering a $25 a month discount between now a the end of 2008 to make that difference moot.
Ah yes, the difference is moot - but only until December! Our guess is the upcoming Lotus Notes for the iPhone announcement has something to do with the increased "corporateness."
