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AT&T talks about life after iPhone: Exclusivity ending soon? 
Gadgetell | by JG Mason | Sun, Oct 25
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AT&T announced mixed results this week during an earnings call: landlines continue their downward spiral while iPhone activations were up. Perhaps the most interesting news for consumers was talk of life after the iPhone exclusivity has ended. Could this mean a Verizon iPhone or...
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