I agree. With wireless devices and connectivity becoming the norm, these devices should be able to freely communicate among themselves.

Here's a question...will my iPhone data plan cover this device too?
Of course not. So I would be expected to pay another $30.00 a month? LOL. No freekin way.

Yeah... but it's a Razr.




jk...LOL

LOL. President-Schmesident. According to Ad Age, Steve Jobs and the iPad generated a/b 25% more traffic on Twitter than the Obama's SOTUA.



Ok, Reboot, how are youse gonna move half a post?

I would suspect if you already have an iPhone AT&T 60 buck account , I would think you would get a discount off the 30 iPad plan <-- thinking since if your on your iPad that means your not using your iPhone

But someone else could be using one, while you're using the other.

Very true or you could be talking on the iPhone while your using the iPad - either way your either talking or using the data which if is an unlimited plan AT&T would not care since your paying for it to begin with . Now a question would be could AT&T know if your surfing the web on the iPad and someone else is surfing the web on your iPhone ? But still that does not matter if you bought a separate data plan for the iPad to begin with

Apple made NO mention if those plans were for new time buyers ? or people who already had a current plan for an iPhone ? Rather just one price with details to come.

Hence I figure you should get a Family type of plan for the iPad <-- if thats not going to happen then I agree to pay 60 bucks and then another 30 . Is rather crazy .

if thats not going to happen then I agree to pay 60 bucks and then another 30 . Is rather crazy .

Zactly.

I would be ok with paying either nothing more... or mebbe $10.00 more dollars.

Yeah
Thats what I was thinking was a 9.95 family type of plan , if your already on the top of the line unlimited plan for the iPhone . More so if you already have 2 or more iPhones already on a family plan then to add another 30 bucks = WoW

Gruber nails it.

"It is surprisingly, delightfully, iPhone-esque in many ways. But if you use it for just a few minutes, it becomes obvious that the iPad is not a big stretched-out iPhone, but rather that the iPhone is a shrunken stripped-down version of the iPad. The iPad is what they’ve been building toward all along."

via http://daringfireball.net …lots of good stuff on there the past couple days.