It came with a 3G simm however, I'm using the sim from my company O2 phone
in it.
Not being up on 3G I'm assuming I will have to get a 3G enabled sim for the
company account to access 3G in this phone?
Apart from conversations my main use for the phone is web access and whilst
happy with GPRS it would be nice to have access via 3G.
Also do I have to make any different configuration to the dial up on the
laptop to access 3G from the GPRS settings or does the technology access the
fastest available?
Thanks in anticipation
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Steve Parry
K100RS SE & F650
and a 520i SE Touring for comfort
> It came with a 3G simm however, I'm using the sim from my company O2 phone
> in it.
>
> Not being up on 3G I'm assuming I will have to get a 3G enabled sim for the
> company account to access 3G in this phone?
You assume correctly.
> Also do I have to make any different configuration to the dial up on the
> laptop to access 3G from the GPRS settings or does the technology access the
> fastest available?
Fastest available. 3G phones still use GPRS, it's just a bit quicker
--
Regards
Jon
In news:MPG.1fdd530fb18bd36a98a5a6@text.usenet.plus.n et,
Jon <spam@jonparker.plus.com> wibbled
> k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com declared for all the world to
> hear...
>> I've just received an upgrade Nokia N80 from O2.
>
> Do they not like you as a customer then?
>
>> It came with a 3G simm however, I'm using the sim from my company O2
>> phone in it.
>>
>> Not being up on 3G I'm assuming I will have to get a 3G enabled sim
>> for the company account to access 3G in this phone?
>
> You assume correctly.
>
>> Also do I have to make any different configuration to the dial up on
>> the laptop to access 3G from the GPRS settings or does the
>> technology access the fastest available?
>
> Fastest available. 3G phones still use GPRS, it's just a bit quicker
Ta Jon
--
Steve Parry
K100RS SE & F650
and a 520i SE Touring for comfort
> k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com declared for all the world to hear...
>> I've just received an upgrade Nokia N80 from O2.
> Do they not like you as a customer then?
is there something about the N80s that I should beware of? I was
considering upgrading to one.
--
Chris Johns
cmj@eh.org.invalid declared for all the world to hear...
> >> I've just received an upgrade Nokia N80 from O2.
> > Do they not like you as a customer then?
> is there something about the N80s that I should beware of? I was
> considering upgrading to one.
"Chris Johns" <cmj@eh.org.invalid> wrote in message
news:Pine.LNX.4.64.0612041637570.21055@avalonia.lo cal...
> On Sun, 3 Dec 2006, Jon wrote:
>
>> k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com declared for all the world to hear...
>>> I've just received an upgrade Nokia N80 from O2.
>> Do they not like you as a customer then?
>
> is there something about the N80s that I should beware of? I was
> considering upgrading to one.
Yup. The N80 is as seriously **** phone - it has a lot of features, but does
them all badly. It's software is more buggy than a £5 whore. It's battery
life is pathetic.
And it wont survive being tossed off a 30 foot building onto concrete ...
well mine didnt anyway ;o)
Gizmo. formulated on Tuesday :
> "Chris Johns" <cmj@eh.org.invalid> wrote in message
> news:Pine.LNX.4.64.0612041637570.21055@avalonia.lo cal...
>> On Sun, 3 Dec 2006, Jon wrote:
>>
>>> k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com declared for all the world to hear...
>>>> I've just received an upgrade Nokia N80 from O2.
>>> Do they not like you as a customer then?
>>
>> is there something about the N80s that I should beware of? I was
>> considering upgrading to one.
>
> Yup. The N80 is as seriously **** phone - it has a lot of features, but does
> them all badly. It's software is more buggy than a £5 whore. It's battery
> life is pathetic.
> And it wont survive being tossed off a 30 foot building onto concrete ...
> well mine didnt anyway ;o)
I have had one for 6 months with no issues, very very occasionally
freezes up. I have used nearly all the features. Could be because it is
on O2 who don't customise it.