iPhone 4

[StefanWolves]

Why do Apple insist on overpricing all of their products. Well, cash cows obviously, but still, put me off buying from them EVER.



And what about everyone else that does those things? They get nothing for it, and for all you know, they may work at the same level, if not harder. Complete ********.

Yeah I have already stated that of my opinion people should get at least £10, everyone.

[kk.]

Why do Apple insist on overpricing all of their products. Well, cash cows obviously, but still, put me off buying from them EVER.



And what about everyone else that does those things? They get nothing for it, and for all you know, they may work at the same level, if not harder. Complete ********.

you could say the same about any luxury product though. Gucci is the same as primark but they still sell

[jackass]

you could say the same about any luxury product though. Gucci is the same as primark but they still sell

Yup, they're all major cash cows. I do not buy cash cows (most of the time).

[GommeInc]

Wow, another narrow minded reply. You make it sound like they're just throwing money at us, they may do that at your schools, but they don't at mine. I have to be up to date with my coursework, my coursework must be up the standard of my predicted grade for the course. If I do not keep up with this I do NOT get my EMA. If I miss ANY lessons during the week I DO NOT get my EMA, even If I am legitimately ill. If I miss any days during the week I will NOT get my £30. If I miss behave in anyway (our school calls it getting a 'notice of concern'), this can very from bad language, anything 'against the rules', I will NOT get my EMA for the week and will NOT be illegable for my Semi-Annual bonus.

Very typical response It makes sense not to have it in an economic sense. At college they had exactly the same system as yours, that you had to attend college to get it following strict guidelines - this means very little as education should be a right, not something you're paid to do, especially on people who'll spend it on rubbish seeing as cash/money is non-controllable. The EMA is for educational purposes, including any bonuses. This is why it would be beneficial just to let the government give out transport passes and/or equipment, as the transport costs would not cost the government that much, seeing as public transport is mostly paid for by the taxpayer, the only cost would be equipment which barely costs alot in the first place.

It's a system that should be scrapped or heavily regulated, seeing as the current system is unfair to large families who are just outside the £10 threshold :/

[kk.]

O2 have announced there tariff details... pretty rubbish i thought. theyve decreased the unlimited internet to 500mb, one of the lowest around.

http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html

[StefanWolves]

Very typical response It makes sense not to have it in an economic sense. At college they had exactly the same system as yours, that you had to attend college to get it following strict guidelines - this means very little as education should be a right, not something you're paid to do, especially on people who'll spend it on rubbish seeing as cash/money is non-controllable. The EMA is for educational purposes, including any bonuses. This is why it would be beneficial just to let the government give out transport passes and/or equipment, as the transport costs would not cost the government that much, seeing as public transport is mostly paid for by the taxpayer, the only cost would be equipment which barely costs alot in the first place.

It's a system that should be scrapped or heavily regulated, seeing as the current system is unfair to large families who are just outside the £10 threshold :/

So in a nut shell you are saying I don't earn my £1000 per year for passing my grades and going to school every single day and doing well? thanks. The reason our country is up the swanny is because of people like you putting young people of our country down, well done.

What amazes me is you fail to see the bigger picture. You completely ignore it in EVERY SINGLE post on this subject. the poorer are getting poorer, the richer are getting richer, £30 a week is a hell of a lot for someone like me, I basically live off of it. I have around £10 surplus after every weeks EMA which I save, for something that I know I will look after.

@Above; yeah I am going to go on PAYG and get the £15 12 month Simplicity deal I think. I will get 300 minutes, unlimited texts and 500mb Internet data + Unlimited Wi-Fi.

[Kieran]

O2 have announced there tariff details... pretty rubbish i thought. theyve decreased the unlimited internet to 500mb, one of the lowest around.

http://shop.o2.co.uk/new-iphone/tariffs.html

I want to know what the PAYGO price is going to be... I had no intention of changing my tariff and losing my unlimited everything

[StefanWolves]

Odds are 16GB iPhone 4 PAYG will be £499.

[kk.]

I want to know what the PAYGO price is going to be... I had no intention of changing my tariff and losing my unlimited everything

lmao same! its basically made my mind up about not doing the O2 early upgrade tbh

i think its gonna be £450 tbh

[Casanova]

It's planned to be a contract, with you paying £200 FOR the handset. It won't be RRP of £200
It's also planned that an 8 gig 3GS will be released. It does look alright i guess. The main changes are camera, design, back cover ("gorilla" glass), and of course multi-tasking. Of course finally it can multi-task.

People will pay the prices for it. You'll probably find that some of the features won't be available until updates are released though .