don't forget data caps..
until the networks drop the extortionate charges for data and caps there's absolutely no point in the phone that will simply chew up your allowance 10x quicker..
Posts by Sean Foreman
7 publicly visible posts • joined 1 Dec 2008
Everything Everywhere's 4G: Why I'm sitting this one out
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'Get cameraphones out of nurseries' plea
Friday 3rd July 2009 15:00 GMT 
Camera phones..
are already banned in some companies on the basis they can be used for spying (ie copying information, taking pictures of building layouts, etc) and or could have an adverse effect on other equipment (for example in hospital wards, planes, computer rooms, etc) or where security could be breached - eg prisons (although that's all cameras, not just camera phones)
Where there's a clearly identified risk the precedent is already there to ban their use.
In one company I worked for all mobile phones, regardless of whether they had a camera, were collected from staff visitng the site and handed back at the end of their visit - it does make life hard for the poor engineer who needs his phone for looking up call details, etc, but there are always workarounds in most situations.
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Motor quango thumbsup for satnav speed restrictions
Tuesday 30th December 2008 15:26 GMT
Cheaper insurance?
Well, if you opted to fit the system and could therefore prove you were driving within the speed limit at the time of an accident (and if the person who hit you couldn't do the same) it should make insurance claims far easier to handle, reducing costs, which could then be passed onto the consumer?? I doubt it!
Biting the hand that feeds IT
