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July 18, 2008
PowerPage Podcast Episode 84
Episode 84 of the PowerPage Podcast is now available. You can either download it from the iTunes Store or directly (1'37:48, 34.66MB, AAC).
Your panel: Jason O'Grady, Rob Parker, and Chuck Freedman.
Topics include: The first week with the iPhone 3G, our purchasing/activation experiece and we talk about our favorite selections from the App Store.
What's on your Mac?:
- Rob: TweetDeck 0.15.2 (free) - Twitter client in AIR.
- Chuck: Midomi - Sing or hum a tune into your computer or iPhone and it'll find the song for you.
- Jason: Splash ID (US$20) desktop software for OS X
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Posted by Jason D. O'Grady at July 18, 2008 1:03 PM
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Comments
The comments in this podcast about the data prices is misleading. AT&T isn't necessarily charging more for 3G, they're just bringing the iPhone into their regular smartphone pricing. Every other smartphone they sell has a $30 data plan ($45 for enterprise). The comments in the podcast made about $20 for EDGE and $30 for 3G aren't accurate.
Posted by: Joe at July 21, 2008 8:57 AM
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