...and Iceman is android....with smokey, not an isheep
Each to their own.....but people will always go for the flash, shiney ones....iPhone
If I could role eyes I would at this point :)
Smartphone data abroad.
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Started by Snapzzz in Ski Chatter 18-Jan-2012 - 50 Replies
Iceman
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs
Snapzzz
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
Quick tip:
If you use you iPhone for taking photographs then even if you have a data plan you may want to consider disabling the iCloud/photo stream feature on the iPhone. otherwise every photo you take will be uploaded to the cloud eating up your bandwidth.
If you use you iPhone for taking photographs then even if you have a data plan you may want to consider disabling the iCloud/photo stream feature on the iPhone. otherwise every photo you take will be uploaded to the cloud eating up your bandwidth.
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
Dobby
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
Or just disable the 3G and aim for a bar with wireless (any excuse for a pint). Not always possible of course (to find the wireless, not the pint)
Dobby (4 days and counting)
Dobby (4 days and counting)
Snapzzz
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
dobby wrote:Or just disable the 3G
Not what you want if you are on the new plans.
I was just pointing out how your phone could eat away at your 15mb limit without you knowing.
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
Dobby
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
Snapzzz, you are so right. Forget to disable roaming and your 15Mb limit has had it......Friends had lots of roaming apps and forgot to disable them when abroad. V expensive for v little gain
Cheers
Dobby
Cheers
Dobby
Far Queue
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
For the record, FQ is also a droid, and works in IT :wink:
Also, Orange seem to do a similar deal to O2. Just checked my account and I can decide between paying £3 for 30mb a day, not charged if not used, or.... paying £15 for 30mb a month :shock:
Hmm, think the £3 a day one will be best.
One bit of advice for people considering these. If you opt into one of these bundles, your European data cap is removed. So once you go over the top of the bundle you can potentially get unlimited bills at full euro data rates. I strongly advise you install a data monitor and know how it works and set it's limits correctly before you go.
Also, Orange seem to do a similar deal to O2. Just checked my account and I can decide between paying £3 for 30mb a day, not charged if not used, or.... paying £15 for 30mb a month :shock:
Hmm, think the £3 a day one will be best.
One bit of advice for people considering these. If you opt into one of these bundles, your European data cap is removed. So once you go over the top of the bundle you can potentially get unlimited bills at full euro data rates. I strongly advise you install a data monitor and know how it works and set it's limits correctly before you go.
Pablo Escobar
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
Vodafone gives me 25mb free per day in foreign countries.
Far Queue
reply to 'Smartphone data abroad.' posted Jan-2012
Pablo Escobar wrote:Vodafone gives me 25mb free per day in foreign countries.
Interesting. I see you need to be on a contract with over 1200 minutes for it to be included, otherwise it is £2 per day for 25mb.
Sadly, I dumped Vodafone a few years ago, as their coverage in my area was terrible and their customer service was appalling :(
Topic last updated on 20-January-2012 at 10:26
