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  1. #16
    David Hearn
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    Re: Alternative to T-Mobile WnW?

    Stephen Henson wrote:
    > In article <[email protected]>,
    > [email protected] says...
    >> W'n'w is both 2G and 3G (with HSDPA on W'n'W max I believe).
    >>

    >
    > I don't have an HSPDA handset but I believe HSPDA is supported on all
    > WnW but with the "no modems" restriction on the basic WnW that limits
    > things a bit.
    >
    > Steve.


    If you phone up CS to ask for HSDPA they'll say you can't get it on the
    standard W'n'W server, needs to be Pro etc to get that. That's
    certainly the response from the many Modaco/Mobiholics discussions about it.

    D



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  2. #17
    Beck
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    Re: Alternative to T-Mobile WnW?


    "Resident Drunk" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hi all,
    >
    > I signed up last week to T-Mobile with WnW on a N95 (leaving O2 in the
    > process).


    Just as an aside, I quite like the web and walk service. I used a bit of it
    last night. Its a little on the slow side but not painfully slow.
    Certainly very usable. I would imagine that the speed may vary from place
    to place depending on the mast used or something?




  3. #18
    Resident Drunk
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    Re: Alternative to T-Mobile WnW?

    Simon C wrote:
    > "Resident Drunk" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> Shak wrote:
    >>> "Resident Drunk" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >>> news:[email protected]...

    >
    >>>> Is there an alternate deal that would give me a similar service with
    >>>> another provider?
    >>> How about Three's X-Series? It's not quite umlimited Internet but might
    >>> just about do.

    >
    > Also worth noting is that X-Series has now replaced 3's basic 'Internet 30'
    > add-on and can be added to any 3 Handset - not just the specific X-Series
    > ones. This is just 'basic' X-Series though, which for £5 a month gives just
    > the unlimited data (1GB fair use - seemingly not strictly enforced), but not
    > the extra applications in X-Series Silver and Gold. Three's website doesn't
    > seem to have been fully updated with it all yet - but you can get to some of
    > the deals via this page:
    > <http://www.three.co.uk/xseries/get_x_series/index.omp>
    >
    > Hope that helps.
    >
    >


    Thank you all.



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