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#118858 26-Mar-2008 19:12
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TNZ had earlier confirmed at least one Windows Mobile Smartphone Worldmode - the Samsung Ace, which should be here in April. I will post more details later tomorrow.




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  #118861 26-Mar-2008 19:14
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I have an 8830 here at the moment. Its a nice device, but BB doesnt float my boat.

Nice keyboard - better than Treo...







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  #118862 26-Mar-2008 19:19
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News like tomorrow?L



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#118864 26-Mar-2008 19:45
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I've gone from a Touch to this device. Its really nice and I don't miss the lack of a camera.

Really enjoying it.




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#119071 27-Mar-2008 15:43
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nzbnw: BlackBerry data roaming on Telecom is $30/MB.


The BlackBerry data roaming will vary from $8/MB (Australia) through $30/MB (Eastern Europe, South America), in line with the also announced Telecom Data Roaming Zones.




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  #119150 27-Mar-2008 20:25
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nzbnw: BlackBerry data roaming on Telecom is $30/MB.


The BlackBerry data roaming will vary from $8/MB (Australia) through $30/MB (Eastern Europe, South America), in line with the also announced Telecom Data Roaming Zones.


That not my understanding, perhaps you have a link detailing this?

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#119152 27-Mar-2008 20:28
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I talked to the product manager today and asked this. He gave me this information and I thought it was strange, so I asked again to confirm.

In any case, I am sending him an e-mail (which he should receive on his 8830 and reply quickly since that's what he says he can do now)...




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  #119153 27-Mar-2008 20:32
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Interesting, I just checked, and all my information points of $30 / MB all zones. I will try and confirm with the roaming help desk.

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  #119188 27-Mar-2008 21:27
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Seems pretty clear on the TNZ website

http://www.telecom.co.nz/content/0,8748,205860-203917,00.html

Data roaming broken into different zone based pricing, lke voice.

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  #119218 27-Mar-2008 23:02
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mcbeth1888: Seems pretty clear on the TNZ website


Blackberry roaming is different to normal data roaming. AFAIK it is $30/MB in all zones, at this stage.

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#119227 27-Mar-2008 23:23
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I looked at all pages on www.telecom.co.nz/blackberry - including files aptly named "Blackberry 8830 Terms and conditions.pdf" and "Blackberry roaming.pdf" and there isn't any mention, anywhere that Blackberry data roaming is charged differently.




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  #119247 28-Mar-2008 06:11
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freitasm: I looked at all pages on www.telecom.co.nz/blackberry - including files aptly named "Blackberry 8830 Terms and conditions.pdf" and "Blackberry roaming.pdf" and there isn't any mention, anywhere that Blackberry data roaming is charged differently.


WD needs to check the details Mauricio. Heed what people are saying...




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  #119260 28-Mar-2008 07:45
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antoniosk:
freitasm: I looked at all pages on www.telecom.co.nz/blackberry - including files aptly named "Blackberry 8830 Terms and conditions.pdf" and "Blackberry roaming.pdf" and there isn't any mention, anywhere that Blackberry data roaming is charged differently.


WD needs to check the details Mauricio. Heed what people are saying...


Well, WD may not know then... And this puts us back in the $30/MB?????? WTH are they thinking again.




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#119326 28-Mar-2008 12:01
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Just got a confirmation and it is indeed $30/MB across all zones.




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#121031 4-Apr-2008 12:14
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Antonios et al... It's confirmed: Telecom BlackBerry data roaming pricing is divided in zones.

It seems that no one inside Telecom really knew the whole thing until this came out this week.

Again: it is split in zones, like all other roaming.




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