Great news for all europeans, and especially for all italians. Actually we have to pay 1 EURO for sending an sms from most countries abroad to italy.....damn mobile operators.
Hope the EU commission will lock down the rate forever, sending few kb of data at a rate of MORE than 100 EURO/MB was just ridiculous!
Go commission go!!!
Here we have thousands of "different" rate plans, made solely to make harder the choice for consumer, who cannot even think about comparing and deciding clearly. hope the rate for second will be the only parameter to judge a tariff from now on...
Frankie, +1 for 7150 IMATE PLEASE RELEASE IT! Ask arima or tech faith wireless to produce it! NOW! That 3.8" vga screen would be fantastic at 128dpi.....and all the htc universal lovers (as myself...) will buy it in hurry, at any price tag... BTW I love the color....seems a jewel in that gold case...
htc raphael is worth checking....it should be a qwerty version of the diamond.
No qwerty = not enough pda for me....
+1 for qwerty comment, for the screen (should be 3 or 3.5) and the battery (900mah won't last half a day with some usage, even with the new and less power-hungry lcds, IMHO) ...
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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Hope the EU commission will lock down the rate forever, sending few kb of data at a rate of MORE than 100 EURO/MB was just ridiculous!
Go commission go!!!
Here we have thousands of "different" rate plans, made solely to make harder the choice for consumer, who cannot even think about comparing and deciding clearly. hope the rate for second will be the only parameter to judge a tariff from now on...