02 simplicity ...should we also get a new phone and

Deals_2

what would you recommend? we were on contract with vodafone with the N95 (though i find this one feels as if there is a lot of radiation) . any recommendation. also what are people's thoughts on the blackberry. particularly require emails on the go and no idea of cost. thanks!

benmills

I was browsing this forum to figure exactly the same question, the simplicity deal does look fairly good because of the bolt ons

Deals_2

otherwise?

benmills wrote: »

I was browsing this forum to figure exactly the same question, the simplicity deal does look fairly good because of the bolt ons

viv0147

Hi I have an iphone and for receiving or sending email on the move its fantastic, in fact most things are on the iphone. I have a contract with o2 its £35 a month for 200 mins and 200 text, the surfing the web is free as the emails are. I really recommend the iphone, and I dont work or know anyone who works for o2 or apple.

Deals_2

in a blackberry so between my partner and i we shoudl try and work something out. thanks for the tip

viv0147 wrote: »

Hi I have an iphone and for receiving or sending email on the move its fantastic, in fact most things are on the iphone. I have a contract with o2 its £35 a month for 200 mins and 200 text, the surfing the web is free as the emails are. I really recommend the iphone, and I dont work or know anyone who works for o2 or apple.

diamonds

200 mins&texts and internet for £35 ? LOL

3 payg - 700mins/texts & internet £26 a month

spamberler

i got the N95 on voda, got it unlocked and put my simplicity sim in it. Was cheaper than buying the phone

viv0147

To Diamond you have a bargain there

diamonds

VIV thats for all 3payg customers......

robellett

The N95 is streets ahead of the iphone, in my opinion / experience. Browsing on the iphone using Safari is much more limited, than using the N95, for example, even if there is 'unlimited' browsing capacity, the iphone and browser itself will limit what you can do on the internet. And the iphone is restrained, not permitting users to add other software to it, without breaking the guarantee - unlike the N95 which readily installs extra software, making it much more user-flexible towards what you need it to do.

OK, Apple is adding some new software to the iphone, but it still sucks in my opinion, though looks nice.

The N95 drawback is that the screen is not well protected, and I have known many of them to break - of course, this is classed as accidental damage, which the network's don't want to repair, even in the guarantee period.