My comparison of AT&T’s post-paid versus prepaid calling plans gave me some insight into how wireless service providers make their money. Based on this empirical evidence, the bottom line is that, just as people thought, we’re being overcharged.
My comparison of AT&T’s post-paid versus prepaid calling plans gave me some insight into how wireless service providers make their money. Based on this empirical evidence, the bottom line is that, just as people thought, we’re being overcharged.
My TDMA service through AT&T Wireless is numbered. More so now since they’re upping the maintenance charge from $5 to $10 next month, giving me an even greater incentive to switch plans. The reason I’ve been holding back on upgrading, despite having an ancient brick of a phone (Nokia 5165), is because even with the maintenance charge, my bill is $10 less than the cheapest contract available from AT&T. Now that the price gap is smaller, this gave me the motivation to analyze my usage and compare rate plans.
I stumbled upon Meetup.com while looking for some local groups that matched my interests. I noticed that each group has its own calendar. Since I hack Google Calendar, I was wondering how to get a Meetup calendar on Google Calendar, rather than manually adding events by hand. Here’s how…