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| Myles I think I just saw Arne Saknussen..... Location: Burning up my share of £2.6k of bandwidth | Posted - 31 July 2010 08:37   
So my company has given me an iPhone4 (OK, I am my company and so am entirely to blame).There's a microsim in the post somewhere from Vodafone (I bought the phone from an Apple store and will just use my existing contract) - but it's the weekend and you can't do a damned thing with the 4 until it's got a sim... So - should I be able to just walk up the road and pop in to the local Voda shop and see if they've got any microsims in stock - or is the sim-in-the-post in some way already associated with my existing number/account? Secondly - are there any recommended Windoze (or web) apps for transferring all of my contacts etc. across from my existing sim/Nokia E63? I've never synch'd the phone with Outlook or anything like that - I just back it up to the Nokia software (horrible resource hog that it is) from time to time. quote: |
| chazsnell Deity Location: Oxford | Posted - 31 July 2010 8:49 As for your other query - I know nothing about windoze... fad -noun; an unconventional social pattern that people embrace briefly but enthusiastically |
| Myles I think I just saw Arne Saknussen..... Location: Burning up my share of £2.6k of bandwidth | Posted - 31 July 2010 8:55
Thanks - I've found some stuff that suggests that I should be able to do the synch through windows - I'll give it a whirl. quote: |
| Myles I think I just saw Arne Saknussen..... Location: Burning up my share of £2.6k of bandwidth | Posted - 31 July 2010 10:37
<sigh> Walked up to the voda store. Walked out with a microsim within around 3 minutes. Sim activated before I'd got back home... ...only to find that in the meantime, Mr. Postie had popped the microsim Voda sent out through the letter box! Still - at least I don't have to faff with the online sim registration - and I did notice that Waterstones have 3-for-2 on all fiction at the moment - so the 2-mile round-trip on foot wasn't entirely wasted  quote: |
| philbert Angel Location: Walters Ash Nr High Wycombe | Posted - 31 July 2010 18:21
Good luck with the reception. We get more joy out of two cans and a piece of string although to be fair, our is the 3.......... |
| Myles I think I just saw Arne Saknussen..... Location: Burning up my share of £2.6k of bandwidth | Posted - 31 July 2010 18:50
Seems OK so far - but I don't have any particular problems around here (center of Edinburgh) anyway. I'll see what it's like on the train to Glasgow on MOnday - the reception along that route is pretty-patchy - but I could maintain some kind of signal pretty-much all of the way through (with the exception of a couple of steep railway cuttings, perhaps). Battery-life - now that's more of a worry so far! quote: |
| Tony Whitley You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike Location: On the Seven side of the street | Posted - 1 August 2010 7:30
I wondered why you bought an iphone, but now your devious plan becomes clear  |
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