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iPhone announced on O2 available Nov 9 |
abbafan1972
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Listening to the radio this morning, they said it had been released. Don't know what network or anything though.
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Dogmann
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Hi all,
Well just to add some additional drama to the situation the 02 website is being updated for phones available currently, will be interesting to see just what if anything appears later. It could mean something then again it may just be a coincedience and nothing more.
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masseur
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yeah, I noticed that mentioned on Engadget so I've been watching the O2 page too... just in case
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masseur
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iphone for uk has now been announced and O2 confirmed as carrier
price of the iPhone is £269 including VAT available November 9th
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mortengutt
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masseur
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sorry... Engadget
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batesie
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are you there masseur or just copying from engadget?  |
masseur
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just regurgitating. Its only open to press unfortunately. the shop won't be open until 4pm apparantly
seems there is no 3G, only edge and GPRS but unlimited data on the £35, £45 and £55 plans
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whentheleveebreaks
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cant decide if i want one or not. I want to leave Orange but i do really like my N95, too many decisions
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Jools
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No word yet on whether its on a 12 or 18 month contract.
On a 12 month contract you're looking at a minimum annual spend of:
(12 x £35) + £269 = £689
That's too much for me. Bit of a step up from my current ~£270 per year + free phone.
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batesie
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and no 3G, the power hungry OS takes up most of the battery usage then....
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Jools
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Free wi-fi though included in the contract through Cloud and their 7,000 hotspots.
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batesie
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On 2007-09-18 11:24:39, JoolsG4 wrote:
Free wi-fi though included in the contract through Cloud and their 7,000 hotspots.
nothing new, i get that with my BT Total Broadband account. infact all BT Broadband customers do! but i bet most don't know that!!!
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whentheleveebreaks
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18 month contract
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Jools
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18 months contract. There is a limit: 1,400 internet pages per day would break the deal as part of fair usage agreement.
That's definately a no-no for me then. No way I want to be tied in that long.
So, to re-do my calculation
(18 x £35) + £269 = £899 minimum spend in 18 months.
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