By
Christian Zibreg,
published on April 29, 2008 at 8:40 PM
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: apple, iphone, 3g | Themes: Smartphones
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: apple, iphone, 3g | Themes: Smartphones
AT&T has created a special rate plan to appeal to iPhone users with hearing and speech disabilities. Dubbed "Text Accessibility Plan" (TAP), the new plan is priced at $40 per month and offers unlimited text messaging, Internet and email access.
The TAP plan is available only to people who have a "qualifying" disability and complete an application for eligibility.
Applicants are required to sign up for a standard iPhone voice and data plan as part of the usual handset activation process first. Once the iPhone is activated, the customer needs to e-mail, fax or mail the TAP application form to AT&T. Current iPhone users can also submit the application to change their plan to the new TAP.
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