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http://www.applehound.com/node/104
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http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=645370&page=49
It could be the iPhone is only a GPRS Class C device - but probably more likely is that the AT&T network is a NOM 3 network. In other words, it doesn't matter what phone you have - when you're attached to GPRS, the network won't be able to route calls to the phone.
Edit: Having said that, some people over on Howard's are saying Apple told them this is a design decision by Apple - the network will route the call but the iPhone will silently refuse it. Pretty surprising if so, though it neatly avoids some nasty audio routing race conditions.
(toim. huom: = Class C GPRS)
My GPRS phone on the AT&T network can do browsing while on a call, so I think it is a limitation (or "enhancement" according to the iPhone supporters...) in the iPhone, not the network.