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Confusion reigns on iPhone connectionAIDS charity volunteer Hayley Jopson expected she would have ups and downs when she began a new life in East Africa but it was a tussle over a mobile phone contract before she left that became an early test of her mettle. Pages: 1 
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IT'S NOT MY EXPERIENCE
05.02.08, 9:11pm
With any new product there is always going to be for and against, some will be against to be negative, or because they have a loathing for any with a decent design, and have so got so used to the B word, you know that B word, that stands for
Beigggggge. You know, come on, Pc Beiggggge.
The IPhone is so startling, they should be government issue for all 18 year olds. Now you are going out into the world you will need one of these. How else you going to find a Chinese restaurant in Boston or Barcelona, but with Google maps, it's easy.
With over 600 new applications for the iPhone who says Apple never have enough applications.
• Posted by: Pennyred • Report Comment