The “classic” Samsung SGH-E700 (T-Mobile subscribers will remember it as the SGH-E715) really doesn’t bring the fond memories flooding over us the same way, say, a StarTAC might. That’s not a knock on the Samsung — far from it, in fact — but let’s be honest, 2007 might be a bit soon to be drawing design inspiration from a phone originally released in 2003. Anyway, that’s not stopping Samsung from following Motorola’s footsteps and playing the retro card, rehashing the E700 as the SCH-S480 and SPH-S4850 in Korea. Besides exchanging GSM for CDMA radios, the new models upgrade their cams from VGA to 1.3 megapixels, come in a handful of color combos, and add in your typical 2007 amenities like media playback. Look for it to run 300,000 won (about $323) unsubsidized on your Korean carrier of choice

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All iPhone service plans include Visual Voicemail and unlimited data — Internet and email — so you only have to decide how many minutes and SMS text messages you need. You’ll select your plan when you activate your iPhone using iTunes on your computer.

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Existing AT&T Customers
If you’re already an AT&T customer and want to keep your current voice plan, you can just add an iPhone Data Plan with unlimited data (email and web) and Visual Voicemail for just $20 per month.

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AT&T is the exclusive carrier for iPhone in the United States — which means you’ll gain access to the country’s largest digital voice and data network.

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