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Inphinity
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  #905194 30-Sep-2013 15:40
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Yyrael:
l43a2: the loading screen colour is interesting :)


Might be an indication of the future... :P


The future is Telecom wanting to burn everyones retinas out with excessively bright neon pinks? :P



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  #905200 30-Sep-2013 15:45
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Inphinity:
Yyrael:
l43a2: the loading screen colour is interesting :)


Might be an indication of the future... :P


The future is Telecom wanting to burn everyones retinas out with excessively bright neon pinks? :P


Oh so it's true that Pink Batts is acquiring telecom? ;-)

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  #905203 30-Sep-2013 15:54
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I like the look of it.
Clean and simple.

Well done team.



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  #905256 30-Sep-2013 17:43
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Inphinity:
Yyrael:
l43a2: the loading screen colour is interesting :)


Might be an indication of the future... :P


The future is Telecom wanting to burn everyones retinas out with excessively bright neon pinks? :P


After all this time my evil plan has come to fruition, all New Zealands retinas will burn in my flamboyant pink color schemes.

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  #905257 30-Sep-2013 17:47
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Yyrael:
Inphinity:
Yyrael:
l43a2: the loading screen colour is interesting :)


Might be an indication of the future... :P


The future is Telecom wanting to burn everyones retinas out with excessively bright neon pinks? :P


After all this time my evil plan has come to fruition, all New Zealands retinas will burn in my flamboyant pink color schemes.

Breaking: Telecom to adopt sub brand Skinny's abandoned colour scheme.

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  #905258 30-Sep-2013 17:51
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eXDee:
Yyrael:
Inphinity:
Yyrael:
l43a2: the loading screen colour is interesting :)


Might be an indication of the future... :P


The future is Telecom wanting to burn everyones retinas out with excessively bright neon pinks? :P


After all this time my evil plan has come to fruition, all New Zealands retinas will burn in my flamboyant pink color schemes.

Breaking: Telecom to adopt sub brand Skinny's abandoned colour scheme.


Fun had, back on topic, I also like the new app ^_^ very handy and finally something thats not a glorified browser

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#905262 30-Sep-2013 17:59
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Telecom App is fluid and easy to use. It's fast, and follows the recent trend of apps. It's a good FOUNDATION for now but I think a graph of previous month usage would be nice.

Oh and yes, Telecom are changing to new colours ;)
......... but it's not only pink ;)

 
 
 

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  #905290 30-Sep-2013 18:33
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great app just downloded and logged in, pretty simple and all the info I need at a glance, thumbs up.

So pink may be the future hmmm so Telecom is being taken over by T Mobile ;)




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  #905397 30-Sep-2013 20:43
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Noticed in the description on the play store.. "Note –Access to the Telecom app is a free service, but some small data charges may apply."

Does Telecom not zero rate the data used accessing their own app?

If you were to run out of data. Would you be able to purchase a new bundle or will you have no access as you are out of data?

kuzzy00
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  #905402 30-Sep-2013 20:56
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The information for data access is due to some being on old plans that require data connection charges of $0.05.
You can access the app via wifi; previous YT didn't allow this (especially for prepaid!!).
It also remembers your credentials too <3

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  #905513 1-Oct-2013 08:45
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Wonder after 12 months you will have to do the re-validate your password as you have to do with the windows login site at present. The fact that i had to log in twice , once on WiFi and once on 3G tells me this may be the case..

Nice app though..




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  #905732 1-Oct-2013 14:04
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Most apps save the password locally to device. I'm thinking you don't have to reset password every 12 months - MyTelecom password has been the same for 3 years now

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  #905795 1-Oct-2013 16:15
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So I appear to have 3 separate Telecom logins now, one for the mobile website, one for "Your Telecom" and one for the mobile app. Seems excessive, but auto-login makes it pretty irrelevant.

Nice app, not entirely dissimilar to Telstra Australia's app which isn't a bad thing. About time really but the mobile site has been an ok workaround in the meantime so at least there's been something.

Cheers TNZ team!




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  #906125 2-Oct-2013 08:28
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I received this text as part of the authentication process, had me in fits of laughter!




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  #906130 2-Oct-2013 08:37
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andyb: I received this text as part of the authentication process, had me in fits of laughter!


Why??  This is normally what you get back.  Be prepared to do this every 12 months as I have done with all my Telecom SIMs that I access via the internet or NZ Phone Account app  to check on balances.  I don't see this app being any different..




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