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Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) Yeah o2 will allow you to insure the handset if bought outright, I did that last year with my 3GS.

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) Probably best to use the money and buy a PAYG version of the new iPhone and keep your existing contract if you plan on staying with o2.

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) Yes, 05.13.04

This is available again now for pre-order, they must have a confirmed allocation now :)

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) iPhone OS 4.0 B4 was released last night, no real visible changes other than some new default wallpapers. The 1-2 seconds of silence when answering a call has now been fixed though :)

I seem to recall a vid of her in a very short dress, happy days :) Good news on the G25, looks like it'll definitely be a PS3 purchase for me.

I've watched some of her other YT clips in the past, I reckon she'd show you a good time.

Is the G25 fully supported too?

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) I think I'll be buying a 32gb iPhone this time around.

Garmin units are a waste of time, the road where I live is still never included in any of their releases despite the fact it has been here for years. I never have that issue with TomTom. I also found the a Garmin I once owned would forever try take me through fields which it thought were roads...

It sounds like you are contributing very little to the development of this game then!!!! :rasp: Now about the demo........

I prefer TomTom as the maps and routing are superior IMO.

I used the version that came on my MBP Snow Leopard disc.

Windows 7 installed perfectly using Bootcamp.

I'm thinking of buying this.

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) All depends if you have the cash to buy payg and use your existing sim card or if you'd rather take a contract upgrade and get the iPhone for a lower upfront cost. If you choose to buy payg then swap your current tariff onto a iPhone Simplicity option instead.

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) Simply buy a o2 iPhone payg handset and put your current simplicity sim into it. Phone o2 and ask to be transferred onto a iPhone simplicity tariff. The contract length on these is 30 days so no need to worry about that.

A demo will do for now please.

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) Also worth noting that o2 do now offer iPhone simplicity tariffs which include wifi and visual voicemail.

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) I'll visit my local Apple store on launch day and buy the new iPhone on PAYG for use with my o2 Simplicity sim.

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Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) No I prefer the look of the new handset.

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) Yeah for now iPhone HD is good enough for me, 4G seems to confuse people. :)

Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) I agree, the iPhone HD looks far better.

I use VLC on the Mac for avi playback. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Maybe when combined the coverage will improve because T-Mobile are very poor in Scotland once you move away from large cities.

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Re: iPhone 4G (No longer rumours) You can usually give a months notice 1 month prior to your contract end date. Do you want to keep your existing number?

The price certainly doesn't match the hype Steve gave it.

Exactly, the iPhone HD is top of my current Apple list.