If you're an iPhone user in the U.S. (especially if you've tried buying an iPhone 3GS after owning a 3G), chances are good that AT&T or their arrangement with Apple has managed to annoy you in one way or another. Now Congress is taking a look at these arrangements, but David Pogue suggests that instead of trying to get an iPhone on Verizon, they should examine a few things that might be of more benefit to the end user, like SMS rate gouging, double-billing, and high overseas call rates. It's a good read, which can be found at NYTimes.com.
