iPhone '4' thread

jimbms

MercilessKiller wrote: »

Hi Jim,

The "free wi-fi" is for hotspots that usually charge.. so lets say BT Openzone provide wireless at £5 an hour or something, the providers are giving us 500mb free on certain contracts etc...

In other words, you can always use your wi-fi for free with no charge thus if you can connect to a free wireless hotspot then you can use ita s much as you like

But some wireless hotspots that charge are also going to be free but only for xmb - does that make sense?

A little yes, I was just baffled due to the fact all wifi here is free and I did not realise over there you had to pay, cheers for clearing that up. :beer:

jarr

If you already have an iphone contract can you buy the new one mid contract even if you're not due an upgrade?

MercilessKiller

Hi Jarr,

This has been very well discussed. O2 are doing a special upgrade offer if you're within 6 months of your contract ending. If more than that you'd need to buy the phone on PAYG and use your current contract or something similar.

djrobmac

O2 ARE UP!!!

MercilessKiller

I cant see the sim free price?

djrobmac

MercilessKiller wrote: »

I cant see the sim free price?

You may know this, but you don't need a monthly contract to get an iPhone. iPhone 4 will be coming soon to Pay & Go but it won't be available at launch. When we have more information on pricing we will let you know.

If you're already on Pay & Go with O2 and buying the iPhone 4, you'll need to transfer your existing O2 number, balance and tariff onto the new micro sim.

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7891368

The £35 p/m one is identical to orange

MercilessKiller

Hmm so I wonder if on the o2 simplicity they'll allow me to use this in a sim free iphone from Apple?!?!

I have to get the micro-sim somehow

Deals_2

thanks for yoru input as moneysaving have moved me around.

iamana1ias wrote: »

Erm, be slightly less lazy and read the enormous thread about the iphone 4??

dvs

It's a little bit out of order that O2 won't be selling PAYG handsets as there are a lot of people on Simplicity who would buy a PAYG handset virtually unsubsidised. O2 probably make more money from Simplicity users than some contracts because there are less overheads.