As we reported last week, Apple is now offering the iPhone to corporate users.  The chief difference appears to be a separation of the voice and notes - or, more accurately SMS messaging - elements of the standard consumer plans: the former can be selected from AT&T’s usual business range, while the latter are broken

down by the number of SMS messages subscribers can send, with 200 messages for $45, 1,500 at $55 and unlimited priced at $65 per month.  Unlimited World Wide Web browsing and Visual Voicemail access is included in those messaging bundles.

 

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As we reported last week, Apple is now offering the iPhone to corporate users.  The chief difference appears to be a separation of the voice and details - or, more accurately SMS messaging - elements of the standard consumer plans: the former can be selected from AT&T’s usual business range, while the latter are broken

down by the number of SMS messages subscribers can send, with 200 messages for $45, 1,500 at $55 and unlimited priced at $65 per month.  Unlimited World Wide Web browsing and Visual Voicemail access is included in those messaging bundles.

 

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Orginal post by Chris Davies