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If the person you intend to call has skype on their computer, then it would be free. Otherwise, you'd have to buy calling credit to call a cell or landline from your iphone/touch w/skype. There is a google voice ap coming, but I have no experience with it on the mobile end. The skype one is good IME.

Yea, thats what I thought. Thanks

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I have a lousy cell signal in and about my house. I called ATT a couple of weeks ago to complain and without asking they gave me a $250 credit on my bill. They were supposed to check my signal but I never heard back. I picked up a NicroCell today and hooked it up. I went from getting anywhere from no signal to maybe 3 bars to now having a constant 5 bar signal throughout the house. So far I am impressed.

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I paid $149 for the MicroCell. If you pay $20/month for unlimited calling from home on MC, then it's $49. I didn't see any reason to do that as we have plenty of minutes. I have 5 bars anywhere in and around the house. I would have paid the $150 even if I didn't get the credit.

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I'm rolling up to my 90th day of owning my iPhone 4 in a day or so and I just found out that to get the 2-year phone support from Applecare, you have to purchase on of before your 90th day; if not, you will only get the 2-year phone warranty but not the 2-year phone support deal.

So my question is: Is AppleCare worth getting for the iPhone? I have had no indications that I will need phone support so far and build quality is excellent per Apple's quality standards but of course, these things can break at any time. Any thoughts/opinions on iPhone Applecare?

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I'm rolling up to my 90th day of owning my iPhone 4 in a day or so and I just found out that to get the 2-year phone support from Applecare, you have to purchase on of before your 90th day; if not, you will only get the 2-year phone warranty but not the 2-year phone support deal.

So my question is: Is AppleCare worth getting for the iPhone? I have had no indications that I will need phone support so far and build quality is excellent per Apple's quality standards but of course, these things can break at any time. Any thoughts/opinions on iPhone Applecare?

Shoot, I wish I had known that 3 weeks ago. I usually get applecare before the original warranty is up (not for Nano's, etc), but never heard about the losing the phone support if you delay buying. I have avoided thousands in repair costs by having the applecare warranty on higher cost items like iMac and Macbooks.

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Shoot, I wish I had known that 3 weeks ago. I usually get applecare before the original warranty is up (not for Nano's, etc), but never heard about the losing the phone support if you delay buying. I have avoided thousands in repair costs by having the applecare warranty on higher cost items like iMac and Macbooks.

Apparently, I've been getting wrong advice from some Apple employees....I called 2 different Apple stores, visited one and called the Apple sales line and 3 out of the 4 people I spoke to said that buying Applecare outside the 90-day phone support period WILL NOT cause loss of phone support. And the 3 people who said it wouldn't cause a loss sounded much more confident than the 1 person who said otherwise so I guess I'm gonna go with that. If I do end up w/o phone support in the future, I'm just gonna complain :)

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i just got an iphone as well. is that apple care stuff a hardware warranty (protection against hardware failure). i dont care for software support - enough resources available here and online. but does apple care protect against cases where the phone stops working etc.

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If you are looking for protection against breakage, water damage and mechanical breakdown then check out Squaretrade and get it when they offer 30% off, which is often.

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