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[dijital]

Hi, has anyone tried to get o2 to match the 1gb monthly allowance given by t-mobile (via web 'n' walk)?, it dwarfs the naff 200mb given by the o2 internet bolt on.

Also, is connection to the EDGE network locked to the iphone or can any edge capable phone use it? (my phone is not 3g, but does have edge)

Thanks!

Edited by dijital, 03 March 2008 - 12:25 PM.

[Markda2000]

dijital, on Mar 3 2008, 12:24, said:

Hi, has anyone tried to get o2 to match the 1gb monthly allowance given by t-mobile (via web 'n' walk)?, it dwarfs the naff 200mb given by the o2 internet bolt on.

Also, is connection to the EDGE network locked to the iphone or can any edge capable phone use it? (my phone is not 3g, but does have edge)

Thanks!

o2 removed any fair usage policy on their unlimited data tariffs over a month ago now . Also if you have an edge capable phone whether it is 3g or not it will work on Edge where availble, and with o2 heavily committed to the iphone then anyone with an Edge capable 2g handset will certainly benefit from the edge rollout

[dijital]

Markda2000, on Mar 3 2008, 21:55, said:

o2 removed any fair usage policy on their unlimited data tariffs over a month ago now . Also if you have an edge capable phone whether it is 3g or not it will work on Edge where availble, and with o2 heavily committed to the iphone then anyone with an Edge capable 2g handset will certainly benefit from the edge rollout

No FUP? Everywhere i read about the internet bolt on states 200mb.

Also what is EDGE coverage like?

Thanks

[Confucious]

Unfortunately O2 seem to be limiting consumers to 120kbs so I doubt if you could download more than 200MB in a month anyway!

[dijital]

Confucious, on Mar 5 2008, 22:42, said:

Unfortunately O2 seem to be limiting consumers to 120kbs so I doubt if you could download more than 200MB in a month anyway!

120kbps as in 15k/sec (68 seconds a megabyte) or as in 120k/sec (10 seconds for a megabyte)?

[Markda2000]

dijital, on Mar 6 2008, 11:11, said:

120kbps as in 15k/sec (68 seconds a megabyte) or as in 120k/sec (10 seconds for a megabyte)?

the 120kbps restriction is not accurate at all.

used 200mb in a day last week on o2

[Confucious]

Markda2000, on Mar 9 2008, 22:03, said:

the 120kbps restriction is not accurate at all.

used 200mb in a day last week on o2

120kbs refers to the speed, not the amount of data you can download! See alsothis thread.

[Markda2000]

Confucious, on Mar 10 2008, 07:57, said:

120kbs refers to the speed, not the amount of data you can download! See alsothis thread.

I understand the difference, i was merely answering two of your points, one the speed is not restricted to 120kbps and the fact that I have downloaded 200mb in a day indicates a faster speed than 120kbs, which means it is possible to go over that amount also in a month quite easily.

I understand that my data usage is very heavy, but it just goes to shows that it is completely unrestricted on o2

[crazyc]

Markda2000, on Mar 11 2008, 08:15, said:

I understand the difference, i was merely answering two of your points, one the speed is not restricted to 120kbps and the fact that I have downloaded 200mb in a day indicates a faster speed than 120kbs, which means it is possible to go over that amount also in a month quite easily.

I understand that my data usage is very heavy, but it just goes to shows that it is completely unrestricted on o2

Mark,

Is this on a consumer tariff/SIM? Did you need to get anything activated on your account - if so what specifically?

As you may have seen, a number of us do appear to be restricted to the 120kbs (despite trying at various different times in various excellent reception areas.)

[dijital]

Can anyone enlighten me?

The 120kbps restriction ?

120kbps as in 15k/sec (68 seconds a megabyte) or as in 120k/sec (10 seconds for a megabyte)?

Thanks

[crazyc]

dijital, on Mar 17 2008, 19:29, said:

Can anyone enlighten me?

The 120kbps restriction ?

120kbps as in 15k/sec (68 seconds a megabyte) or as in 120k/sec (10 seconds for a megabyte)?

Thanks

As in around 1/3 of normal 3g (not HSDPA) speed.

[dijital]

crazyc, on Mar 18 2008, 09:44, said:

As in around 1/3 of normal 3g (not HSDPA) speed.

That sounds a damn fine speed for opera mini to me