New iPhone to be announced today :D
17 June 2010, 02:10 PM
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Surely the handset should be cheaper on a 24m tariff even though the per month rate is £5 cheaper?
So for the £35 I currently pay (albeit -30% with friends n family) I lose 200 mins a month but gain unlimited text. Not too bad as I never get near using 500mins.
Just need to see what Vodafone & Orange will offer now.
Simon
So for the £35 I currently pay (albeit -30% with friends n family) I lose 200 mins a month but gain unlimited text. Not too bad as I never get near using 500mins.
Just need to see what Vodafone & Orange will offer now.
Simon
17 June 2010, 02:20 PM
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Surely the handset should be cheaper on a 24m tariff even though the per month rate is £5 cheaper?
So for the £35 I currently pay (albeit -30% with friends n family) I lose 200 mins a month but gain unlimited text. Not too bad as I never get near using 500mins.
Just need to see what Vodafone & Orange will offer now.
Simon
So for the £35 I currently pay (albeit -30% with friends n family) I lose 200 mins a month but gain unlimited text. Not too bad as I never get near using 500mins.
Just need to see what Vodafone & Orange will offer now.
Simon
http://iphone.orange.co.uk/plans/#iphone-plans
17 June 2010, 02:24 PM
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I do love, as with all phones and tariffs, the way they are structured always makes one look better than the other, til you read the small print and see how costs are offset etc.
Always irritates the hell out of me lol.
Looking forward to some genuine consumer reviews on the 4 to see if people really feel its a "new" phone and worthy of renewing a contract for.
Always irritates the hell out of me lol.
Looking forward to some genuine consumer reviews on the 4 to see if people really feel its a "new" phone and worthy of renewing a contract for.
17 June 2010, 02:37 PM
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lol I respect your view on it 
However will still not be replacing my BB with one, regardless of how crap it is haha.
Like I say though, on a serious note, I will await the official Swiss review lol, the one that says if its ACTUALLY a step or a shuffle forwards
However will still not be replacing my BB with one, regardless of how crap it is haha.
Like I say though, on a serious note, I will await the official Swiss review lol, the one that says if its ACTUALLY a step or a shuffle forwards
17 June 2010, 02:40 PM
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these reviews are all subjective
i'm a photographer and will focus on my current photography applications and the camera's performance.
Calls? Calls schmalls !
...might check the internet too.
i'm a photographer and will focus on my current photography applications and the camera's performance.
Calls? Calls schmalls !
...might check the internet too.
17 June 2010, 03:25 PM
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Have you seen the early prices to buy the new iphone outright, their are some crazy prices knocking around.
Their is no way that the new iphone is around £300 better than a HTC Desire, yeh the iphone does some nice things but apple know that they are the pied piper in all of this and all they have to do is to play a tune and a lot of iphone worshippers will follow regardless of whether the phone is worth the price or not.
Its like the "I have to have it regardless" syndrome.
Their is no way that the new iphone is around £300 better than a HTC Desire, yeh the iphone does some nice things but apple know that they are the pied piper in all of this and all they have to do is to play a tune and a lot of iphone worshippers will follow regardless of whether the phone is worth the price or not.
Its like the "I have to have it regardless" syndrome.
17 June 2010, 03:37 PM
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Have you seen the early prices to buy the new iphone outright, their are some crazy prices knocking around.
Their is no way that the new iphone is around £300 better than a HTC Desire, yeh the iphone does some nice things but apple know that they are the pied piper in all of this and all they have to do is to play a tune and a lot of iphone worshippers will follow regardless of whether the phone is worth the price or not.
Its like the "I have to have it regardless" syndrome.
Their is no way that the new iphone is around £300 better than a HTC Desire, yeh the iphone does some nice things but apple know that they are the pied piper in all of this and all they have to do is to play a tune and a lot of iphone worshippers will follow regardless of whether the phone is worth the price or not.
Its like the "I have to have it regardless" syndrome.
17 June 2010, 07:56 PM
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http://forum.o2.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=41927&start=2235
Have a read, apparently it may well be possible for simplicity users to carry on with their current deal and transfer to a microsim. So I guess it's just a case of buying an unlocked iphone4 from apple which i'd rather do anyway.
Have a read, apparently it may well be possible for simplicity users to carry on with their current deal and transfer to a microsim. So I guess it's just a case of buying an unlocked iphone4 from apple which i'd rather do anyway.
O2 handset prices and Tariffs up
http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html
http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html
they actually state now "An excess use" policy now applies lol
So long fair use policy. Lol
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18 June 2010, 04:02 PM
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wow these Iphone tarrif prices are really crazy!
I will stick to £17.50 plus VAT a month for 3gb internet (tethered or not) unlimited text, 300 minutes mobile and unlimited landline calls and a free Desire over 18 months.
I will stick to £17.50 plus VAT a month for 3gb internet (tethered or not) unlimited text, 300 minutes mobile and unlimited landline calls and a free Desire over 18 months.