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Why should you pay per minute, per message, per click, per megabit?
Because my ridiculously stupid ‘mobile media network’ company insisted that I do.
But not any more.
Finally, Three appear to have seen the light….
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have followed the link but sorry, can someone say in one sentence what they are actually offering that is unique because I’m having a thick moment.
steve procter
Posted by steve procter on November 16th, 2006 at 6:11 pm.Maybe this was the story that made the 6 o’clock news on BBC 1? I didn’t hang around to find out, as The Simpsons was on and I couldn’t be arsed to Sky+ the news
Posted by Alex Kinch on November 16th, 2006 at 7:40 pm.It was — according to the BBC site. Bit of an arse that it was ‘launched’ but not actually available to anyone yet…. but still, could be a big fan of it myself.
Posted by ewan on November 16th, 2006 at 7:42 pm.shit, if they’re offering me an unlimited (fair use) data use contract, combining video and voice minutes with a text bundle for something like Oranges Dolphin plan at £35 quid? I’d actually *jump* at going over to three right now.
They’ve chosen just the right progressive partner in Sony Ericsson (at least for the UK), and if they deliver what they say, then this is the true arrival of 3G in this country.
Posted by alfie on November 16th, 2006 at 8:04 pm.Steve - its their existing product offering, on a couple of nice symbian handsets with flat price data (no pricing yet), plus a mobile spinvox and another app that turns your home pc into a web server and lets your phone access the files on it. Quite a long sentance.
Posted by John on November 16th, 2006 at 8:46 pm.Went into the three shop
Posted by JJ on November 26th, 2006 at 12:03 am.they told me it would be
10 GBP per month on top of the normal three plan
you get 50 hours of slingbox viewing
1GB per month download
including your skype calls i guess