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Why the End of AT&T’s iPhone Exclusivity Would Be Good for Apple 
GigaOM | by Sebastian Rupley | Fri, Oct 9
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AT&T’s exclusive deal with Apple as the U.S. carrier for the iPhone expires next year, and there are signs that the arrangement between the two companies will then end. Such a move would bode very well indeed for the entire Apple ecosystem, from iPhone users to application developers. Ap...
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