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Networks and the iPhone 11:31am on 17 Jul 2009 This is quite interesting as I was about tot make a blog post about the iPhone and its exclusive contract.

I think that in signing the Palm Pre to O2 network it's quite sceptical about getting the iPhone back onto it's network - e.g. it's placing it's bets on the iPhone's biggest rival.

I think that Vodafone would be a very feasible option considering the fact their network has the fastest speeds in the UK and a lot of business users (I know that the whole of HMRC use Vodafone as their network). Business users, let alone HMRC, would not go to Vodafone if their network could not cope with the traffic that is getting sent through it.

Also, when I've tried mobile broadband on each network I have found that Vodafone is the best.

Having said this though if they're looking for affordability then T-Mobile would be a good option because their contract prices are reasonable and have more units per £. (When I say unit I mean 1 minute of calling = 1 unit and 3 text messages = 1 unit).

Be interesting. Either way I'll be getting one in November when my current contract expires, so if it does go to someone else - I'll be delighted.
The Steve Jobs obsession 12:31pm on 30 Jun 2009 I actually think that you're right Maggie, as opposed to most people. Many people might not know who he is, but in the Tech world he might as well be a god. For example, since he came back to Apple, he's masterminded all of the products that are core to Apple's business and the share price did drop when he left in January.

Where would we be without the iPod? Hm? Just about every teenager has one, and if it weren't invented, yes we'd use something else, but it probably wouldn't be anywhere as good as the iPod.

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