Ball State student August Miller finds it hard to believe that his iPhone plan limits him to just 200 text messages a month. And it does seem curious that for a device presumably targeted
at a young and tech-savvy crowd, Apple/AT&T would place such a low cap on a behavior that's exploding. Then again, with sales sluggish, maybe they view it as an important revenue stream.
(Miller says he's coping by using his iPhone increasingly for emailing to avoid the overage charges.)