well obviously for us Three customers we'll be getting it free of charge automatically so nothing for us to talk about here !
There's not really any need for unlimited data on mobile phones if you have broadband at home and mobile phones aren't really a replacement for real Internet like you get on a fixed line.
There's not really any need for unlimited data on mobile phones if you have broadband at home and mobile phones aren't really a replacement for real Internet like you get on a fixed line.
but some people uses their mobile phone for everything, they don't have broadband at home.
but some people uses their mobile phone for everything, they don't have broadband at home.
I know but it wasn't really designed for that except mobile broadband dongles and wifi so you can't really expect it to be as good as home broadband and offer unlimited
but some people uses their mobile phone for everything, they don't have broadband at home.
That probably only applies to a very small proportion of users as mobile networks could not handle the volume of data now being delivered across the UK's landline based broadband services.
There's not really any need for unlimited data on mobile phones if you have broadband at home and mobile phones aren't really a replacement for real Internet like you get on a fixed line.
Great way to save some cash on your data - always log into broadband at home, but also log into your work's wifi if they have it - then you
Can save your 4g data for those long boring journeys in to work.
Great way to save some cash on your data - always log into broadband at home, but also log into your work's wifi if they have it - then you
Can save your 4g data for those long boring journeys in to work.
Hehe I wish I could use my work wifi but even though I quite high up the ladder no personal devices are allowed to access the network. Imagine there are other places that are like that which is why I find unlimited data so important because i got alerts for all my emails etc on it.
I know but it wasn't really designed for that except mobile broadband dongles and wifi so you can't really expect it to be as good as home broadband and offer unlimited
That probably only applies to a very small proportion of users as mobile networks could not handle the volume of data now being delivered across the UK's landline based broadband services.
But then we got some people who think that 4G will help those who live in the sticks and can't get normal broadband. I don't think it will to be honest.
Some suppliers offer unlimited on 3G, but I think it will be a while before it happens on 4G, but then again now EE have got competition, you never know.
When I was on ADSL, a mate of mine came down with a laptop and a Vodafone 3G dongle, I said for him to link his laptop to my ADSL, but he said the 3G would do a better job and i must admit, it was certainly faster than my ADSL, but then I was with BT at that time and Vodafone was good then, not so many people had 3G i suppose.
As more and more people uses 3 and 4G, it will get slower.
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There's not really any need for unlimited data on mobile phones if you have broadband at home and mobile phones aren't really a replacement for real Internet like you get on a fixed line.
but some people uses their mobile phone for everything, they don't have broadband at home.
I know but it wasn't really designed for that except mobile broadband dongles and wifi so you can't really expect it to be as good as home broadband and offer unlimited
That probably only applies to a very small proportion of users as mobile networks could not handle the volume of data now being delivered across the UK's landline based broadband services.
Great way to save some cash on your data - always log into broadband at home, but also log into your work's wifi if they have it - then you
Can save your 4g data for those long boring journeys in to work.
Hehe I wish I could use my work wifi but even though I quite high up the ladder no personal devices are allowed to access the network. Imagine there are other places that are like that which is why I find unlimited data so important because i got alerts for all my emails etc on it.
But then we got some people who think that 4G will help those who live in the sticks and can't get normal broadband. I don't think it will to be honest.
Some suppliers offer unlimited on 3G, but I think it will be a while before it happens on 4G, but then again now EE have got competition, you never know.
When I was on ADSL, a mate of mine came down with a laptop and a Vodafone 3G dongle, I said for him to link his laptop to my ADSL, but he said the 3G would do a better job and i must admit, it was certainly faster than my ADSL, but then I was with BT at that time and Vodafone was good then, not so many people had 3G i suppose.
As more and more people uses 3 and 4G, it will get slower.
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