Thread: 3G on voda
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Old 10-04-2004, 13:52   #9
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Re: 3G on voda
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Originally Posted by Russ D
I can't see 3G taking off for a good few years yet, even if the big boys bring out the service. The phones are just too big at the moment with poor battery life - to most people it'll feel as if the design and technology of the handsets has regressed about 8 years.
You've hit the nail on the head there. The current range of handsets are equivalent to handsets from about 5 years ago, in size and battery life terms. I had the chance to change contracts recently as T-mobile introduced a change to their terms and conditions, but I decided to see the contract out and then judge what was on offer. I just didn't like the handsets on offer. I don't think the handsets will improve until all the major networks bring out their 3G networks and it makes sense for handset manufacturers to concentrate on putting more effort on development in 3G handsets.
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