rogers stop slapping the customers' face.

The only reason I would ever consider an iPhone is internet on the go.

I like the convenience of integreted device offers.

It would be a lot better to have an iPhone over having to carry a cellphone and an iPod seperately.

Nothing but a desperate PR move. Still vastly too expensive if you need more than 150 minutes a month, caller ID is extra (isn't that standard everywhere else in the world?), and you're stuck with them for 3 years.

And to all the media who dumbly report this new deal as "Rogers caving to consumers" (talking to you CBC): Thanks for pretty much reading us a press release and not looking any deeper. A real reporter might even add some numbers up to compare the new deal with other rates worldwide.

Nothing but a desperate PR move. Still vastly too expensive if you need more than 150 minutes a month, caller ID is extra (isn't that standard everywhere else in the world?), and you're stuck with them for 3 years.

And to all the media who dumbly report this new deal as "Rogers caving to consumers" (talking to you CBC): Thanks for pretty much reading us a press release and not looking any deeper. A real reporter might even add some numbers up to compare the new deal with other rates worldwide.

It is indeed a cave in.

I was outraged by the original iPhone price plans because you were FORCED to change to something worse than the original Rogers voice plan.

The $30/month announcement might not get them new customers, but it would keep a customer like myself who's on a very very good grandfathered Rogers voice plan from years ago (even cheaper than Koodo)

Unlimited Data Plan, Period