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Yes, My iPhone Still Works (without AT&T Service)

September 7, 2007

I have gotten a good number of e-mails and comments recently asking if my iPhone still works without AT&T service, or if it’s been turned into a brick.

I’m happy to report that after several system updates it is still working fine, including the e-mail, Maps and YouTube via WiFi. Basically, it’s an iPod touch with unused phone capabilities.

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  1. Telefonie Blog
    View September 10, 2007

    Hi there, I’m from germany and here I try to integrate a blog that cares about these problems your posted here. As I know from the newspapers Apple offers you a 100 bugs because they droped the price of the iPhone. Did you allready get the money for yours?
    Beside: “Cool that you turned the cell to an iPod Touch instead :-) ”

    All the best,
    Chris

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  2. jb.
    View September 10, 2007

    Well, it’s a little better than an iPod Touch because it has the Mail app on it (IIRC, there’s no Mail app on the Touch).

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  3. Bjorn Solstad
    View September 13, 2007

    I wonder if it’s possible to get it to use any other provider instead? Have you checked if that is possible?

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  4. Rich
    View September 14, 2007

    A non-functional iPhone vs iPod

    The iPhone has
    1) Camera
    2) Mail app (this is big for me).
    3) The Notes app
    4) Weather app
    5) Stocks app

    If these are important to you, then the iPhone is worth it. Especially with the price drop.

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  5. Wout
    View January 16, 2008

    @Rich: Don’t forget

    6) Maps.app
    7) Real volume buttons
    8) “Song Skip” button on headset
    9) Speaker
    10) and if you jailbreak it a voice recorder

    All in all worth the 100$.

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  6. mark k
    View March 15, 2009

    alex,
    this is wonderful news for me as i have had it with ATT and am moving my cell service back to verizon, HOWEVER as so many on your blog have pointed out, an iPhone without cell service is a very handy tool.
    thanks for putting this out there. i am relieved that i will still be able to use one of my favorite products for all the synced category’s from my laptop!

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Alex King, Web Developer

I live in Denver, CO where I founded Crowd Favorite. We enjoy building cool web stuff – especially with WordPress and Open Source.

I was an original contributor to WordPress, creator of ShareThis, and I am the co-founder of CloudMoxie and BackupMoxie.

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