Which network will you be getting the iPhone 4 with?

[Planehazza]

As the title says really. There seems to be a fair few iPhone users here, including myself. just curious to see which network you will be going with?

[Jamin_00]

o2 for me

[antquinn]

orange for me

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[Disc]

Looking like Jump to either Vodaphone or Orange for me from o2

02 data plan sucks you update a few apps and you'll hit 500mb soon enough!

[R1stu]

IF 3 had that I would get it on 3.

[Jamin_00]

[quote=Disc;491014]Looking like Jump to either Vodaphone or Orange for me from o2

02 data plan sucks you update a few apps and you'll hit 500mb soon enough![/quote]


Dataplan??

I dont get limited use on mine now, can download as much as I like and dont get charged extra. I'd be screwed if I did the amount of apps I download :)

Have I missed something?

[Disc]

[quote=R1stu;491053]IF 3 had that I would get it on 3.[/quote]

They will get it apparently and from apple unlocked it'll work on 3 as well

[Disc]

[quote=Jamin_00;491060]Dataplan??

I dont get limited use on mine now, can download as much as I like and dont get charged extra. I'd be screwed if I did the amount of apps I download :)

Have I missed something?[/quote]

yup go look at the allowed data on 3G via o2

500mb while I admit you may not hit it but its to close for me.

Vodaphone 1 meg and Orange 750meg but orange have a fair usage policy and will probably waver if you cross it a bit.

[rexxy]

Think I'll sit it out and see how people get on with them on different networks

[coptermanic]

I think that Vodaphone has better tarriffs, and is a better deal, the last time I looked

[Jamin_00]

[quote=Disc;491064]yup go look at the allowed data on 3G via o2

500mb while I admit you may not hit it but its to close for me.

Vodaphone 1 meg and Orange 750meg but orange have a fair usage policy and will probably waver if you cross it a bit.[/quote]

Ah, on 3G.

I rarely download anything on 3G as I have wireless at home and work.

Just really use the internet while on 3G.

[Smoothound]

Think I'll be waiting till the excitement dies down as there is no way I'm queueing up outside an O2 shop all night to get a poxy phone!!!

"Where can you buy iPhone 4?

On 24 June, iPhone 4 will be available in O2 shops, as well as Carphone Warehouse, Best Buy, Phones4U and Apple stores.

iPhone 4 will not be available on the o2.co.uk online shop until at least the end of July.


Who can buy iPhone 4?

This exclusive iPhone 4 offer is open to our mobile, mobile broadband, home broadband and home phone customers who have been with us since at least 24 May 2010."

[Tombo242]

Mine would be TMN, but I can't vote for that!!!

[trvo]

Not buying an iPhone as I don't like them but after being on a lot of networks over the years I've settled on Vodafone as they seem to have great customer service and there's never been a network problem whilst I've been with them.

Trev

[darrens]

Voda are still rated no.1 with Orange a very close second. Worth looking at tariffs and your local coverage before choosing though. Orange advertise that they have more masts than Voda or O2 and yes they do, but Voda and O2 are on 900mhz (Orange/T-mob are 1800mhz) so they dont need as many as 900mhz will travel twice as far as an 1800mhz frequency. Voice quality is better on 1800mhz, in building penetration is better on 900mhz. Since 1800mhz frequency travels half the distance, Orange have more masts which means when travelling, you have to do more cell handovers and this is when a call is most likely to drop. 900mhz having fewer cells means there are more "blackspots" as the larger radius means there is more likely to have gaps in between.
All this needs consideration when choosing.
Purely as a point of interest, the 1800mhz network came about when black and white TV transmission was shut off as this used to occupy the 1800mhz bandwidth!!
Hope this helps your choices an yes, I work in the industry.

Cheers
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