AT&T's Rivals Are Happy to Attack Over iPhone's Network Woes
By LAURA M. HOLSON August 29, 2008
Apple sold more than a million iPhone 3G cellphones its first weekend
- with some stores running out - and two million more since then, analysts say. But its July debut has been nothing less than a public relations headache for AT&T, with eager buyers complaining about dropped calls and poor network connections.
Some fingers point to Apple, which has tried to deflect the complaints. But many others point to AT&T's cellular network. Whatever the source of the problems, AT&T's rivals, long irritated by all the attention the iPhone has received, are on the attack and happy to exploit the discontent.
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