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nman040

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Sep 6, 2008
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Hi,

I'm planning to buy an iPhone 3g from New Zealand (fully unlocked) which I'm intending to use in the UK on the O2 network. I currently have a plan on the O2 network (some random plan, not iphone related) and I'm wondering if i could use data with my current O2 sim card in the unlocked New Zealand 3g iPhone. Would there be any fuss? Would i have to change the APN or something?

Thank you for your time :)
 
Unless your existing plan has a data allowance then you will pay per Mb for data and it will get very expensive, very quickly...

I'd look at the data bolt-on if I were you.
 
Alright, getting one of those. Thanks :)

So it'll just work from the moment i pop the sim in? No APN changing and stuff?
 
So it'll just work from the moment i pop the sim in? No APN changing and stuff?

No idea about that bit: mine is a UK one.

My settings (in Settings->General->Network->Cellular Data Network) are:

APN: mobile.o2.co.uk
Username: veritgo
Password: password

This username give image compression. There is a different one (do a Google search) that turns that off.
 
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