EE 4G Tariffs!

[perksie]

Wow, I don't think I'll be in any rush to go for this, I nearly choked on a rather good whisky:

4G tariffs

No one expected the next mobile internet step to be cheap. The entry level contract for 4G mobile broadband smartphones will set you back £36 per month and give a measly 500MB data allowance – so at 12Mb per second you’ll have shot your bolt in about 40 minutes.

The top tier tariff will be a whopping £56 per month and give a more respectable 8GB monthly limit.

If you need extra data in a month, it will be available in 50MB (£3), 500MB (£6), 2GB (£15) and 4GB (£20) data add ons.

You can read the article here:

http://www.broadbandgenie.co.uk/news/20121022-ee-announces-fibre-4g-plans-plus-rebrand-ee-film-servi...

[Liquid]

O2 doesn't have too many masts in Narnia yet:P few logistical problems with the council there;)


Must be nice to live out of the way though?:)

[Anonymous]

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@Pickles wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Pickles wrote:

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@Liquid wrote:
What's 2G?

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A place where I can "sometimes" send a text

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2g lol

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I live in a remote place lol

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I thought so pickles The older 2g phones have better voice connectivity in rural areas. 

[Pickles]

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@Liquid wrote:

O2 doesn't have too many masts in Narnia yet:P few logistical problems with the council there;)


Must be nice to live out of the way though?:)

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Just a few haha

Narnia does have its plus points ... Just don't think they have heard of 3G just yet, nevermind 4G!

[Pickles]

Penny123 wrote:

I thought so Pickles The older 2g phones have better voice connectivity in rural areas.

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Yes I am going to have to look out an old Nokia 3310 for calls ...

[darrengf]

Ive only just gained 3G in the last 6 months where i live. Well I sometimes get 2G and some times if i switch on and of flight mode to force for 3G and I live in a town.

But my speeds on 3G if and when, is about 3.2 - 6.6 mbs per second download and 1.3 and 3.3Mbs upload.

ping is about 80-180ms tho which is quite high as its much loweer else where.

[Anonymous]

People might not believe it but its actually true the older phones much better funnily enough I still have a 3210 In my draw haha

[darrengf]

Do you know Penny123, I beleive you.

I still have my Nokia 3310. it it works like a charm. One of my Work Collegues is bowwing it at moment as his phone went down the Toilet. But he said its brough back the good old days.

I also love my T68i. Still works and I still play Erix on it.

So I agree with you. I love my iphone, but never forget where my phone days came from

[Anonymous]

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@Pickles wrote:

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@Liquid wrote:

O2 doesn't have too many masts in Narnia yet:P few logistical problems with the council there;)


Must be nice to live out of the way though?:)

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Just a few haha

Narnia does have its plus points ... Just don't think they have heard of 3G just yet, nevermind 4G!

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Never heard of the place lol It would be nice to live out of the way though I suppose even if it only meant 2g lol  

[Anonymous]

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@darrengf wrote:

Do you know Penny123, I beleive you.

I still have my Nokia 3310. it it works like a charm. One of my Work Collegues is bowwing it at moment as his phone went down the Toilet. But he said its brough back the good old days.

I also love my T68i. Still works and I still play Erix on it.

So I agree with you. I love my iphone, but never forget where my phone days came from

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My 3210 gets fired up now and again for a game of snake  

[darrengf]

Slightly bit of topic with ee. but these are the speeds with o2 3g, o2 2g and o2 wifi all at my house.

O2-3G will come on, if you force the phone to go onto 3g, it doesnt as a rule find 3g with out being told to.

O2-2G is trust old fav, come rain or shine, its always there (Doesnt like snow though lol)

O2-Wifi, again tusty fav and happy with the service (Touch wood doesnt let me down now lol)