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From what I've been reading, the hardware seems rather nice. Not sure I like the iAds (concept) though especially if the ad data downloaded is counted against
by bavcyc 16y ago
From what I've been reading, the hardware seems rather nice.
Not sure I like the iAds (concept) though especially if the ad data downloaded is counted against the data limit before extra charges occur. Has anyone seen anything on the details for this?
Still thinking Android since I have a choice of vendors.
- dave1619 16y agoMost likely all data is counted for with AT&T. But ad data probably is negligible because the whole ad is not downloaded, just the banner. It's only when you click on the ad that the rest of the ad is visible as html 5.
- glhaynes 16y agoIs this confirmed? I understood (from the OS 4 intro a couple of months ago) that the whole ad was cached on the device, which obviously makes opening it faster.
- bradgessler 16y agoThis is where AT&T jumps into this iAd stuff with some kind of revenue share program where they provide end-users the bandwidth for "free" and they get a cut of the ad revenue. Say goodbye to net neutrality on mobile phone networks, as if it ever existed.