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Wireless carrier Orange U.K. gave the first glimpse at international 3G data plans for Apple’s iPad, with four different pricing options, including a pay-as-you-go price plan.  Read More →

AT&T has released official pricing for international data plans for the iPad, which come in at the same wallet-crunching prices as those offered for the iPhone — $200 for approximately 30 minutes of YouTube streaming.  Read More →

An AT&T executive this week made comments to assure customers that the exclusive carrier of the iPhone in the U.S. will not implement tiered data plans.  Read More →

AT&T continues to fight back against the perception that the company will implement tiered data plans for iPhone users — a rumor that started after the company’s president said “incentives” to discourage heavy bandwidth consumption are likely.  Read More →

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