My HTC TYTN II arrives tomorrow, where should I start?

[MrP]

hmmm, it does get rather confusing on there

just trying to tidy my phone up at the moment, but its taken 5 mins to uninstall the touch keyboard

[Parm]

According to Parceline, my phone is "On vehicle for delivery, using Saturn".

From the sounds of this thread though, it'll be a few weeks until I get the phone running how I want it.

[Parm]

"R&*JKFN£^TGKH*&^&£!!!!

My phone has arrived. Well, not quite. I ordered a TYTN II, and I've just received a HTC Touch. God give me strength!

[Funkstar]

haahaa

sorry, I should be simpathetic

[Parm]

I just had to get it off my chest: HEXUS.lifestyle - Headline :: The future's dull, the future's Orange : Page - 1/2

[MrP]

i'm surprised you had to pay.

i had a #35 call plan, and have downgraded to a #25 call plan and i still got my tytnII free over a month ago.

that was without having to blackmail them, or get reffered to retentions

[vrykyl]

Sounds earily familiar to me Parm - iv sent you a pm matey!

[Allen]

I can't wait for the price of this phone to come down a bit, I really want one. However, paying over £130 for it to get a decent price plan, or paying over £70 a month for 18 months to get it free seems a bit steep, regardless of how good the phone is.

[Funkstar]

£60 for the hand set and £30 + £7.50 Web'N'Walk from t-mobile over 18 months

And thats from a t-mobile store just before Christmas

[Allen]

£60 for the hand set and £30 + £7.50 Web'N'Walk from t-mobile over 18 months

And thats from a t-mobile store just before Christmas

£69.99 for the phone and £37.50 a month (tied into an 18 month contract) = £744.99 for a year and a half... Is that not steep? I normally get free phones and pay £30 a month on a 12 month contract.

[Flibb]

depends how many minutes / texts / data you get for £30 a month. The kaiser retails around £420 sim free

[Funkstar]

Correction.

£20/month for 18 months + £60 for the phone = £420 all in

Although my minimum spend with t-mobile will be £645

Web'n'Walk Plus is an extra £12.50 but that doesn't effect the price of the phone or contract when signing up.

EDIT: i'm getting £60 of calls and texts (any combination of) a month and 3GB fair usage data access at 3.5G speeds. I can also use it as a laptop modem and use MSN without breaking the Ts&Cs

[j.o.s.h.1408]

if you do try to change the rom wont it brick your device via C ID?

[Funkstar]

Well mine is still going strong with Dutty's latest ROM build. Fantastic combination of software on it.

Some things appear to be a bit slower, but other things are much slicker. For example it now automatically connects to bluetooth devices for stereo audio (where available) as well as calls. no more two step process for my headset or car setup

[Allen]

Correction.

£20/month for 18 months + £60 for the phone = £420 all in

Although my minimum spend with t-mobile will be £645

Web'n'Walk Plus is an extra £12.50 but that doesn't effect the price of the phone or contract when signing up.

EDIT: i'm getting £60 of calls and texts (any combination of) a month and 3GB fair usage data access at 3.5G speeds. I can also use it as a laptop modem and use MSN without breaking the Ts&Cs

Weird, I can't see a deal that good on the T-Mobile website. Also, all of the website deals including Web'n'Walk include a "fair" usage policy of 1GB a month, seriously!

[Flibb]

You have to go in to a shop and talk to somebody to get a deal. Hes running W&W+
Compatible laptop and handset required. Not applicable to connection via CSD. Subject to coverage. To ensure a high quality of service for all our customers, a fair use policy of 3GB (of data sent and received in the UK) per month applies

the top level Max option is 30Gb a month, but costs £50+