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Not a bad price for these.

Cheaper to buy the RAM yourself from Crucial than pay Apple's OTT upgrade cost.

MMS are handy in the middle of a text conversation, now that I have 1200 texts each month I happily send MMS pics.

I know people without a iPhone who also do not use email on their mobile. MMS is the only option.

For now I'll remain on my original iPhone Simplicity 20 tariff which includes MMS

The full T&C's contradict the other info from their website: Inclusive Messages and Message Charges Inclusive messages on O2 Pay Monthly tariffs (including iPhone tariffs) can be used for unlimited: texts sent in the UK to UK mobiles, (for 2009 Pay Monthly tariffs only and not 2010 tariffs)...

When you scroll down this page the T&C for MMS is listed http://shop.o2.co.uk/promo/iphoneindex

Acer Revo 3610 works perfectly for me at home running XBMC in Windows 7. EDIT: Just realised I've already posted in this thread.

The £40 charge is to allow you to keep the same number of monthly minutes that you had at £35 but there is no reason why you could not drop your inclusive minutes allowance and take the £35 tariff with unlimited texts. If they told you anything other than this then it is a lie. Also MMS are...

They allowed me to upgrade or change tariff 2 months early so no harm in you trying. It all depends on your average monthly spend.

Only if they force you to change onto the new tariff and so far they are not.

I could be tempted to switch to the new iPhone 20 tariff which drops my inclusive minutes from 600 to 300 but then add the Your Family bolt on option for £7.50 in order to get unlimited calls to 4 other o2 numbers. The majority of my usage would easily be included within this and anything else...

Anyone can switch onto the tariff so long as it's equal in value to your existing option if you are within the initial 9 months of a 18 month contract. All other people can change to any tariff at any time once per month.

I see the standard Simplicity tariffs now have unlimited texts, I wonder if the iPhone Simplicity 20 tariff is the same? EDIT: Yes but it now cost £25 per month for the same number of minutes. http://shop.o2.co.uk/tariffs/sim-only-iphone The £35 per month 18 month tariff is worse than it was...

Re: iPhone "must have" apps? Same here, it's very addictive.

PM sent :)

You have let me down again!!! :(

Any other invites available please?

The YT video is impressive but the handset definitely had slowdown issues by the end of his test. The new Palm Pre Plus was capable of opening 50 apps at once which was also impressive.

That should include 1200 minutes and not 600.

Stylus and not stylish!!! Not a bad phone but the onscreen icons appear to be very cluttered looking.

If he's paying for the phone then it's not Simplicity which is a sim only tariff with a 30 day rolling contract.

iPhone Simplicity 20 only costs £20 per month, you should not be charged £30 for the same tariff.

With any luck they will make VIP status a downloadable option soon for all those who did not buy that version of the game.

Virgin Media TV: XL inc on demand, catch up and ESPN Phone: L Weekends and Evenings BBand: XL £49 per month I was told to upgrade to 50M/bit BB would cost a additional £7.50 per month.

Excellent. I think it costs under £20 these days so I'll buy it for either the PS3 or 360.

Is this game worth buying?

Select the podcast within the iPhone sync options in iTunes.

Looks fine. All depends on what you are using the iPhone for. Browsing and video playback will obviously drain the battery far quicker.

Usually by 4.5 hours of usage my iPhone battery is nearly dead so your current reading is perfectly OK.