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I'll be interested, I'm thinking of getting one next time I'm due an upgrade. And yes to the insurance, unless you get phone insurance free with your bank account.
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I used to pay £18 for my contract (Orange), got my iPhone 3GS and it went up to £22 per month, you may be able to get it a bit cheaper if you haggle a bit. I doubt you will get a 4 or 4S without a significant increase in price. I love my iPhone.
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I didn't take insurance as it can be quite pricey, the screen is vulnerable but easily protected with a case.
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samsung....they are just as good as an iphone, but don't cost an arm or a leg. great fun, cheap on tariff/payg and loads of apps.
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on virgin....or three x
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You can disable cellular data when you are out if you dont use your internet, email or notifications while you are out. this will prevent your ISP charging you the £1 per day
on an iphone you would press
settings>general>network>switch off cellular data.
of course that applies to pay and go, I would imagine with a contract you will have already paid for internet as part of your tariff
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I have tried the samsung and I wasnt all that impressed with it, I also found it very battery hungry
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Try HTC.
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a used guaranteed iphone from ebay and a payg contract?
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''OK its about time''
Why?
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Agree with snags. Why do people feel the need to get things that they don't need?
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STOP. There is a new iphone coming on the 21st of Sept. Do not buy one now.
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Personally blackberrys are good, decent enough camera, good internet tariffs, if you want an insurance thats okay but I know that my daughter got a blackberry and if it ever broke she could bring it back to the place where she bought it and it would be fixed!
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Go for the Samsung S2, cheaper and if you look at the stats (last time I checked) Samsung was kicking Apples A**!!! I have the S3 and although it is awesome it has some bugs which will hopefully be fixed with the new operating system coming out in a few weeks!
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Smurfchops, it's unclear when you say "iPhone" whether you really mean an Apple iPhone, or simply a smarthphone.
I have had a Samsung Galaxy S for almost two years and will be upgrading to an S3 later this year. Son has an iPhone 4S. Both are great but the Android (Samsung) comes at a lower cost.
If you really want an iPhone, though, then get an iPhone. We paid £299 for son's iPhone 4S, which means he pays an £18.50 tariff every month - that's on O2. I'm sure you could do similar or even better with Orange. It's a question of balancing initial price, contract length and taiff. You can get an iPhone "free" if you're prepared to pay £40+ per month for the tariff.
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Iphone iphone iphone!!!!!
Ive had three. One i broke, one stolen, and i LOVE IT, ill be upgrading to the 5 when its out. Id never have another phone!
Xx
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Tinkerbell - I couldn't agree with you more.
I have a contract with "3" for £35/month
I don't call or text much but find the unlimited
Internet invaluable. News papers - football - cricket
movies - live tv it's all there. My other half uses a
TomTom satnav where you pay for the updates ,
mine's a free app. which updates itself and is better.
Play your music through the iPhone and run the satnav
Inconjunction , couldn't be better.
I don't know anyone that owns an IPhone who's not
thrilled to bits with it.
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Surely the tech of what you iPhone owners speak is app based and therefore available on other smartphones?
I own an HTC (but barely use it) and it was available at a fraction of the cost of an iPhone and does everything I could wish for and more.
I get that iPhones are cool but in comparisons rarely come top as 'best phone'.
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