Even if there were apps, you'd have a hard time downloading them on mobile data -- the first iPhone was 2G-only. With AT&T's latest move, that iPhone is unable to work as a phone anymore.

In a statement, T-Mobile said that it will be "phasing out some older technologies over time to free up even more capacity for LTE and 5G" and will require new activations to support VoLTE. AT&T ...

It's also the latest AT&T Mobile TV-capable device, complete with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, an MP3 player, 2MP camera (with camcorder) and Bluetooth 2.1. There's also a Web browser, AT&T ...