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Originally Posted by harakiri
>They are locked. It is just a provider with a different name. I do not care because, exactly for these reasons, I use a cheap phone that calls, receive calls and handles SMS. and that's it. It is small, light and I can bring it everywhere.
Really? Interesting. I know that there was lot of discussions last year when the 3GS came out here in German forums that its tethered to German Telekom (which everyone hates ...)
Lots of people then went to Italy to get an unlocked one.
(edit) iPhone è compatibile con ogni scheda SIM o operatore in tutto il mondo?
Doesn't that mean it works with every SIM card? Found that at the Italian Apple Store
Right now with the iPhone 4 its the same, German ones are locked to Telekom, in France and the UK the phones are unlocked.
I personally use an (unlocked) Motorola F3 for 20 Euros  to make calls |
For a moment I thought you spoke Italian. I that case come and visit us. we need smart people there.
Wife's answer to first direct question:
I do not want an iPhone
to second direct question, accompanied by a Nespresso
I think it is Vodaphone. My student is afraid to change SIM because he has to open it and thus loosing guaranty privileges ..
So it is her student to put those funny thoughts in her pretty head.
Relata refero
I use a tiny LG, got with the points of the supermarket. I also receive calls on it.
