I was recently involved in a jogging accident (struck by a car) and I expect the other party's insurance to make a settlement soon, but I was playing around with my friend's iPhone 4 and from then I had decided this is what I want. I already own an iPod touch 4th generation however but I plan to hand this down to posterity, as I feel a smartphone with access nearly anywhere is more important than only being able to connect at Wi-Fi points (plus I need a phone too xD).
Anyways, point is I was looking at buying a factory unlocked 64GB iPhone 4S (I know these are discontinued but I'm looking at eBay to solve this remedy) or an iPhone 5 (I really don't want to have to cut a SIM card down to nano-size) and was planning to put it on Straight Talk's $45/month plan. I already am aware that despite their advertising saying so, the data is not actually unlimited but I don't plan to use much data away from home anyways. What I really need to know is how difficult will it be to get it to work on Straight Talk (after I buy the micro SIM/cut down to nano-SIM and configure the APN settings) and I also hear of some problems when wanting to upgrade iOS versions as using Straight Talk piggybacks off of AT&T's service. So if I go this route, will I be able to say upgrade to iOS 6 if the iPhone is shipped with 5.1.1, or should I update and then set it up?
Thanks
Anyways, point is I was looking at buying a factory unlocked 64GB iPhone 4S (I know these are discontinued but I'm looking at eBay to solve this remedy) or an iPhone 5 (I really don't want to have to cut a SIM card down to nano-size) and was planning to put it on Straight Talk's $45/month plan. I already am aware that despite their advertising saying so, the data is not actually unlimited but I don't plan to use much data away from home anyways. What I really need to know is how difficult will it be to get it to work on Straight Talk (after I buy the micro SIM/cut down to nano-SIM and configure the APN settings) and I also hear of some problems when wanting to upgrade iOS versions as using Straight Talk piggybacks off of AT&T's service. So if I go this route, will I be able to say upgrade to iOS 6 if the iPhone is shipped with 5.1.1, or should I update and then set it up?
Thanks