In addition, it's given more details on pricing.

As we already know, only new customers, those who purchased an iPhone prior to July 11th, or customers eligible for an upgrade can get the $199 (8 GB) or $299 (16 GB) prices for the iPhone. Of course, eligibility for an upgrade discount, AT&T says, is generally determined by amount of time remaining on a current contract and payment history. This makes it sound a little subjective, and calling Customer Service doesn't give you an exact answer.

For example, I'll have 1 month left before my contract is up: can I upgrade? C.S. says: maybe. Thanks a lot.

Not eligible for the upgrade price? You can buy pay $399 for an 8 GB model, or $499 for a 16 GB version, with a two-year contract. You can also get the phone sans contract for $599 (8 GB) or $699 (16 GB). Contract or no, you still have to activate before leaving the store.

There will also be an activation fee of either $18 for existing customers eligible for an upgrade, or $36 for new customers.

Yeah, yeah, stick it to us.

Source: By Tech Ex http://technologyexpert.blogspot.com/