Blackberry outage shows that RIM learned nothing in 2007

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George @ Feb 13th 2008 7:04AM

My iphone is working and never has an Outage. LOL! (Laughing at RIM users)

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spyder91 @ Feb 13th 2008 7:09AM

Didn't AT&T have a massive data outage just this past week or so?

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Nope, not on the east cost and if they did, guess who were affected AGAIN. RIM USERS, LOL! pwnd. With an unlocked iphone, i can just pull the sim out of my Dead tmobile RIM device and put it in the iphone and off I go. No carrier switch could have helped the RIM device.

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PSM @ Feb 13th 2008 4:01PM

Yes, AT&T did have a massive data outage on the east coast (just not for as long as other parts of the country were affected). I have also had all my AT&T service go out (voice & data) at some point in early/mid December for a couple hours. That was a more localized area in midtown Manhattan, where there are probably only about 10 million people on a weekday afternoon.

I'm OK with my AT&T service, but all the people saying "this never happens to my iPhone" are full of it.

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