No, They use smart cars in the UK. Geek Squad have been in the UK for years working with Carphone Warehouse

I heard that if you buy It a bag of chips, it will let you onto wi-fi networks without the need for WPA protection

the two phones at the top look like the black and silver versions of the 6303, the one next to the '5900' looks like the 6600i

What's happened to the podcast? it's been over a month now.
I miss listening to it on the way to work, especially with so many great new smartphones coming out recently

in simple terms, the contract says you have to pay at least 'x' amount to 'y' provider over 'z' amount of months. If you want to reduce the amount of months, you have to pay the rest.

O2 make their profits by selling you minutes and texts, the subsidised phone is merely an incentive to join the network.

Businesses in general - not just phone networks - exist solely to make a profit out of Joe Consumer. If you are simply paying off the subsidy, they are not making a profit. It would be the same no matter what network the iPhone was available on

Even though they are an Official retailer of the iPhone in the UK, the Carphone Warehouse system is far from a reliable source of information.

There are plenty of phones in the system which they do not and never will sell. e.g. there is an entry for the (non existent) iPhone 3G 8GB White

Then count how many customers give you dirty looks when you try to sell them a memory card and have to explain why the one they've been using in their Sony Ericsson for years, wont work anymore.

I'm already getting the same thing as manufacturers have all started to switch to micro USB for their chargers and give me skeptical, untrusting looks as I try and explain why it's a good thing

Ok, sorry, disregard that.

My version is from Cydia

Hasn't this been out for a while now? I've had it on my iPod Touch since at least january

News reports were saying 500 jobs would be cut yesterday but i don't know how true they are