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I used to use a Vodaphone 3G datacard, and hated it. just about OK in a 3G area, and for the money i was paying, was total s**t when in GPRS mode. Much prefer my nokia phone.
How much data will you be sending? if its stuff that can wait until a WiFi hotspot, then it will be a lot less expensive.
If its only a small amount, then a bluetooth connection with your phone from phojo or a laptop, will do the job nicely. If you're getting paid for the pics, add the wiring costs to the bill. I normally add £4 a pic, to cover my costs, and the hassle.
Quote: at £17 per month its the cheapest datacard around
Is that flat rate, including all of your transfers?
£17+VAT, unlimited data transfer, but subject to a 2GB AUP. Breach that 2 months in a row and expect a letter through the door.
Can not be used for VoIP (which I thought was a bit out of order), and a loosely described messaging, which could mean anything from IM to mail, so I think that one is a very big grey area. To be honest, I don't think it'll be a problem, maybe Skype maybe tracked.
We've had no problems though, and I repeat, for the money there is no alternative. Although expect Vod, O2 and Orange to respond with something soon.
Timiano - are you getting hsdpa with it? They were supposed to launch in the UK 01 Aug, but no mention of the service on their site, that I can see. What's the fastest rate you're seeing? TIA.
Steve.
Certainly will do Cheryl - Wont be getting one for a few weeks if I do but i'll post my thoughts up here.
Infact: If Pete wants to get me one to review I'd gladly write another fantastic piece of text giving a detailed and accurate report of its performance in the field!
Jamie
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