Having owned the 2G, a refurbished 3G, and now wanting a 3GS I have to say the hardware is worth it. AT&T, though, has a lot to learn about customers. Apple ha

Having owned the 2G, a refurbished 3G, and now wanting a 3GS I have to say the hardware is worth it. AT&T, though, has a lot to learn about customers. Apple had to point them out like a sore thumb at the keynote because they were not ready. The slide with all the supporting carriers is a tell tale sign of just how behind AT&T is. MMS is already supported on their other phones. Tethering is already available for some other phones. What is stopping them from allowing their iPhone customers access to these basic features until Summer? It's silly. My QoS has been pretty inconsistent as of late, and I'm certain it has to do with growing pains. Hopefully this bold act by Apple forces AT&T to grow up and compete. Otherwise, here's hoping Verizon gets the next go with exclusivity.