Assume you’re a wireless carrier with a special pact on the hottest wireless device with the most trendy application store. What next? Well, in anticipation of now, AT&T’s reply has been mainly nil. Zero apps as yet have been released taking all benefits of the fast budding iPhone platform. Finally today, it got around to launch one.

AT&T myWireless Mobile  is an app that does the evident: It fascilitate users to sight and disburse their wireless bills from the iPhone. You can also view your current usage and add or remove features from your plan. As AT&T is in close deal with Apple, we wonder shouldn’t this have been the especially first app developed for the platform? We get it about 10 months later as an alternative subsequent to other apps, like Pageonce’s Celltracker, that released the precisely similar functionality.

Yet AT&T’s absolute and sheer lack of app development aptitude certainly perhaps won’t have any upshot on its negotiations with Apple to try and pull out its special deal another year. But Pankaj speaks, it doesn’t address well when it comes to the option of the long-promised tethering app that AT&T is making to use with the iPhone. At this pace, we should see that around 2011, otherwise when the Verizon iPhone launches.