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New Apple iPhone lawsuit claims AT&T oversold its network

Newsbrief by Ricky Cadden on Thursday September 04, 2008.

William J. Gillis, Jr. has filed a class action lawsuit in California, stating that AT&T and Apple knowingly oversold the new iPhone 3G, causing network degradation on AT&T. Gillis claims this degradation is affecting other 3G users at AT&T, not just iPhone users, and is a serious matter.

The lawsuit asks for class action status, so that every AT&T customer in California - iPhone owner or not - could receive compensation for slow and intermittent network coverage. Gillis is seeking punitive damages, as well as an injunction requiring both Apple and AT&T publicly reveal the iPhone's true capabilities, and compensatory damages to be paid out to the plaintiffs. [via: AppleInsider]


 
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