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[Anonymous]

How do I set up iPhone 5 please ?

[Anonymous]

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@MI5 wrote:
As long as you don't want high speed 4G data.....

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Which isn't out yet

[MI5]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@MI5 wrote:
As long as you don't want high speed 4G data.....

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Which isn't out yet

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What's gonna happen when it is, later this year most likely, and your stuck in a 2 year contract ?

[Anonymous]

You will use 3g which is perfectly adequate for most people:smileyhappy:

[MI5]

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@Anonymous wrote:

You will use 3g which is perfectly adequate for most people:smileyhappy:

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Yeah but that's so last year, esp with all those super fast 4G Android phones you could have chosen 

[Anonymous]

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@MI5 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

You will use 3g which is perfectly adequate for most people:smileyhappy:

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Yeah but that's so last year, esp with all those super fast 4G Android phones you could have chosen 

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I will let you have that one

[MI5]

I seriously don't know what Apple were thinking with that move..... I also fear there will be a lot of people who don't realise until it's too late.... 😞

[Anonymous]

I agree but its not all apples fault o2 should have been quicker at getting 4g then they could have had ee's frequency

[MI5]

Either way, I can already imagine the posts were gonna have to keep answering when the time comes

[Anonymous]

Yes I agree but by then the next Iphone will probably be out and will hopefully support it

[MI5]

It certainly should do, but there will be many iPhones sold between end of March (when the 4G deal expired) and the 5s launch that customers will be contractually locked into for 2 years.