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Last updated: Friday, July 29, 2011

It’s no secret that AT&T had one or two problems coping with the strain placed on its cellular network by data-hungry iPhone users. According to a release from the company back in April, data usage in 2010 soared to levels 8,000 times those in 2007. To make matters worse, accusations surfaced that AT&T was contributing

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