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iirc o2 bought out Be before o2 broadband was launched. So yes their seperate companies, but both owned by o2. My friend signed up to Be and received o2's terms and conditions. I know what you mean about Be having a better service options though. I'm just a cheap skate and went for o2...

Good deal, but why does it matter to them who you're with, when they're effectively the same company/service :S

looks like a load of s**te tbh.

Can you not read? He said all he saw was something flying towards his windscreen and swerved as a natural reaction. Unlucky with the car.

^Maybe Darren... Although I haven't got to the stage of knocking on windows and saying hi to peoples mum's yet :quiet:

Saw you again this morning.. twice lol. About 8ish passing knowles arms then half an hour later on the m65.

The link I provided has the software, you have to buy it though.

Need to make sure the image resize program is installed for that to work. http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe

We had issues the other day with our work phones losing signal. Must have been having some problems.

if you stick a un mangled bolt in, will it not reshape the thread? Done this before but it wasn't as big as a wheel bolt.

Stick your head under the bonnet and smell it when the engines running?

Don't know whats going on, but the coolant level will change depending if the cars hot or cold. Should be about half way between when cold, then its got room for expansion.

Probably best to get a phone market stall or something to do it for you. Or you can have a go yourself, but need to buy the cable and software by the looks of it. http://www.fonefunshop.co.uk/Unlocking/samsung/g600debrand.htm

o2/be

If they're definitely the correct gprs settings, its possible the phone's browser has settings in for tmobile. Check in the brower settings itself for any connection details. Ideally the phone needs to be de-branded. Only alternative would be to install a 3rd party browser like opera mini...

If you look closely think there is a clip that holds them onto the pole. Depends on the wiper you can either squeze the clip or push it with a screwdriver. Or just use force.

Might be the router. Friend had a belkin one where whatever was connected to it via ethernet worked for 10min, then got slower and slower till it died. Wireless was fine on it though :S

Should be alright, if its not just get em to change it again lol

need to stick things in them holes to pop it out. Small screwdrivers should do the trick.

Those posts were a while ago, and yes they had a severed cable which made alot of connections s**t (mine included) Since then they have been having congestion problems now and again at peak times with certain areas, although most have been resolved now due to a network upgrade.

I didn't think it was much of a problem with newer batteries. I've heard some say they don't need a long charge, some say 8 hours, some 16. When I got mine I left it on charge overnight at first and its been fine.

Don't you lose 2 of your years no claims if not protected?

+1 don't see them very often though.

Mine lasts around 3 days on average, 1-2 if its being used for stuff other than calls/texts

02 access for non llu. Slightly more than your paying now but unlimited useage.

I don't use my o2 router either as it kept dropping the connection every hour. Also had that ping issue too.

If your computer doesn't have wireless you will need an adaptor to connect to it wirelessly. Alternatively you can connect to the box using an ethernet cable.

^The cable would be the next thing to change yes.

Can be handy, just keep your foot down and it sorts itself out, but sometimes it practically stalls. I usually turn it off and have some fun sliding.

Are you doing it using the built in email client under messaging? When on the general messaging screen select options, settings, email, mailboxes. It should be listed under there.