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If you ask most iPhone owners in the US about AT&T's service, you are more than likely to get a negative response. Although you'll probably hear praise for Apple's iconic device. Now it seems like AT&T is going to try and add some more little features in an attempt to please dissatisfied customers.

Just like the Visual Voicemail feature, these changes may require AT&T to tailor its network for change.

Two features have been talked about that may actually appear before year's end:

- Overage Alerts: A proposed new setting under the iPhone's "Phone" preferences would allow users to customize a push notification -- in the form of a badge, message, or sound -- to be issued when they're in danger of exceeding their monthly anytime minutes.

- New Voicemail Options: A new "Voicemail" setting, also proposed as an addition to the touch-screen handset's "Phone" preferences, would provide a means for users to disable the custom Voicemail greeting -- as well as AT&T's standard Voicemail introduction -- heard by other users. Similarly, the same feature would also make it possible for users to automatically bypass Voicemail greetings, AT&T's standard introduction, and other automated instructions when placing calls to other AT&T customers.

This could be another collaborative effort between Apple and AT&T, to battle all the negative comments and feedback about AT&T's service. While this is mainly a step to better customer satisfaction, it can also pave the way for more additional carrier-specific features.

Via AppleInsider