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do u know when 3 will get it

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Thanks for that Stuart.

That was very helpful.

My only concern is that when I was with T-mobile I had a very good signal at home.

When I went to Orange (they only did the phone I wanted at the time on PAYG) the signal level is very poor at home.

I would love to keep my number but get a orange iPhone contract and get a carp signal.

I guess O2 would be better, and I could transfer my PAYG orange to pay monthly on O2 if the need arises.

Once again thaks Stuart.

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3 are not yet a confirmed carrier.

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The carriers at the moment are as follows

O2 - avaliable now
Orange - avaliable now
Tesco - Coming soon
Vodafone - Coming soon

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Received my Orange iphone yesterday,what a nice toy! :D

Seriously,will I ever be able to live without my Applecrack again? :erm: :disturbd:

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Just a novelty now - I don't really use mine apart from the odd internet search and as a phone/text device. The app store novelty has worn off

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Is there a way of conecting your iPhone to your PC and watching whats on the screen on your PC (i hope that makes sense?). I have the Sky Sports app and want to see if i can get it to work on a bigger screen basically, i've tried but can't find a way of doing it.

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I was in a Vodafone shop today and asked a assistant. She said Jan 2010 and then tried to sell me a Nokia.

I told her I would only have an iPhone and that I wanted to replace my 2G iPhone, which is unlocked on Vodafone with a 3GS model.

She replied I couldn't possibly already have an iPhone on Vodafone as they were not out yet.

I shown her my phone and she said it wasn't an iPhone because it had a silver back and iPhones only come in black or white - gotta love these people!

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The Apple Logo didn't tip her off :D

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:LOL: that was funny. You should go back in and show them the software and the big shiny apple logo on the back of it :) I prefer the look of the 2G iPhone to the new ones (I had to replace my 2G for a 3G as the speakers stopped working - insurance job)

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I have just upgraded my 3G to a 3GS (on O2 Business Tariff, I get to keep the old one) - does anyone know if the 3G will accept a pay as you go sim, with the unlimited data and texts tariff (for the lad, and it's only £15 per month, and he infrequently calls, just texts)?

I have tried it with my personal pay as you go sim, and it works fine except no data.

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I suppose it could...I can't see any reason why not. You would be better speaking to O2 though.

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It doesn't care what SIM you put in, so long as it's an O2 SIM (unless of course it's been unlocked, in which case it doesn't care at all).

The access point info is different for PAYG though, & needs to be changed:

http://service.o2.co.uk/IQ/SRVS/CGI-...obj%2819044%29

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Matt, thanks for this - it is an O2 PAYG sim.

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Tesco to offer iPhone contracts from 14 December

Not cheap though :(

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8405542.stm