Telephones

[tintin]

I currently have a Nokia E75 on an 02 plan at £30pcm. Great phone with a full qwerty keyboard that slides out from underneath.(perfect for my fat fingers) Came with massive memory card in it and my internet is inc in the deal!

Alan

[Maverick]

Now, back to phones...

What do you mean we have to stay on topic

[gwh200]

I have also got an iphone that does'nt make coffee but the new 3gS is out and the "S" might stand for STARBUCKS?!?!?we live in hope!

Yup.. This a 3gs..best phone I ever had,and tintin's phone is bl00dy good as well

[tintin]

Hows life north o the border Gra?
Lovely down here all week so far.(been more like june than october)


Al

[greecysurf]

talkin of mobile internet,any of you guys got any experience of getting internet from mobile providers,as im thinking bout getting a laptop for the night shift,but not sure if its gonna cost a fortune to get mobile internet?

Mobile internet is now very good, differant country i know, but i pay 30€ a month for up to 5gig, never got near it yet, and its quick as well, just make sure you find out who has the best network coverage, because we do not have broadband, live to rural, i do all my business and everything else through mobile internet,
on the phone front, i have a Samsung SGH-J800, all round mobile player, good for music and internet.

[si tate]

Yup.. This a 3gs..best phone I ever had,and tintin's phone is bl00dy good as well

What about my 3210, is that as good as yours

[tintin]

What about my 3210, is that as good as yours

Keep hold of it. It will soon be a collectable

[MattF]

Oh OK - it's odd though, mobile broadband operates at approximately 0.9mbp/s (average household fixed line is now in the region of 4mbp/s) but mobile broadband browsing is around 34% slower than fixed line. Vodafone offer mobile broadband speeds of up to 7.20mbp/s but as with fixed line, this all depends on a number of factors - compression and contention ratios are fairly common to each, but distance is not a factor with mobile, just 3G coverage and cell station availablilty. All comes down to what you're looking for, where you are, what time of day and in some cases, the hardware and OS combinations you're using...

Geek.

[gwh200]

Geek.

Pot kettle and black.....

[MattF]

Pot kettle and black.....

I know, but I've been waiting yonks to be able to call someone else that.

[sv1000spilot]

ok, my turn my daughter has a blackberry which has built in GPS but no maps, so does anyone know if i can use the maps on my Tom Tom sd card in the blackberry?

Which network?

ooops, have just read the rest of the thread

which blackberry? i ask as a friend has one and mentioned running tom tom on his.

[MudSurfer]

I know, but I've been waiting yonks to be able to call someone else that.

It's a brief insight into my job!!




Very brief....

[MattF]

It's a brief insight into my job!!




Very brief....

Oh, all right then.
















Nerdy geek.