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graham007

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#253229 2-Aug-2019 09:25
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how the heck on earth could anyone imagine this day would come 

 

 

 

TLDR : voda unltd 60$, skinny $77

 

 

 

 

 

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graham007

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  #2287472 2-Aug-2019 09:27
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  #2287473 2-Aug-2019 09:28
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Unlimited what? Phone....broadband....other?

 

Edit: Oh...youve now posted an update :D


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  #2287474 2-Aug-2019 09:28
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They must mean mobile data!

Very nice offer I must say, let's wait and see what the other carriers do



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  #2287478 2-Aug-2019 09:29
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Linux: They must mean mobile data!

 

 

 

yes these are mobile plans, sign up needed at noel leeming


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  #2287482 2-Aug-2019 09:38
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There are so many limitations on that "unlimited" as to make it utterly useless IMHO. How on earth would anyone be able to use "unlimited" data when you can't tether, can't hotspot and streaming is only 480p. Come on that is just silly.


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  #2287484 2-Aug-2019 09:42
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noroad:

There are so many limitations on that "unlimited" as to make it utterly useless IMHO. How on earth would anyone be able to use "unlimited" data when you can't tether, can't hotspot and streaming is only 480p. Come on that is just silly.



Many end users that don't have fixed broadband could easy cope with the restrictions even the down grade of speed to 1Mbp/s after the 40GB is used up they would notice zero difference as Facebook will still work no issues and WhatsApp / Facebook messenger

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  #2287526 2-Aug-2019 09:45
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+ i think if you are using phone to cast on to TV , i think its pretty sweet !! 


 
 
 

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  #2287528 2-Aug-2019 09:55
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graham007:

 

+ i think if you are using phone to cast on to TV , i think its pretty sweet !! 

 

 

 

 

at 480p ?


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  #2287531 2-Aug-2019 10:00
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Assuming you watch 720p , 2 hours per day


You will only eat up 38 gb


So that's pretty good to be honest.

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  #2287532 2-Aug-2019 10:00
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noroad:

 

graham007:

 

+ i think if you are using phone to cast on to TV , i think its pretty sweet !! 

 

 

 

 

at 480p ?

 

 

Maybe your TV is 50m away?


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  #2287533 2-Aug-2019 10:01
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No hotspotting though. Worthless in my case. I'm on skinny $46, 12gig a month which I cannot even get through. 

 

I don't see how one can get through so much data on mobile alone. 

 

 


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  #2287536 2-Aug-2019 10:03
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graham007:

 

+ i think if you are using phone to cast on to TV , i think its pretty sweet !! 

 

 

Casting doesn't work the way you think it does.

 

When you cast a video to your TV it uses the Internet connection of the TV, not of the mobile phone. I wouldn't imagine many people have their TV hotspotted to their phone (and in the case of this plan hotspotting is not included by default).

 

 

 

 


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  #2287553 2-Aug-2019 10:29
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sbiddle:

 

graham007:

 

+ i think if you are using phone to cast on to TV , i think its pretty sweet !! 

 

 

Casting doesn't work the way you think it does.

 

When you cast a video to your TV it uses the Internet connection of the TV, not of the mobile phone. I wouldn't imagine many people have their TV hotspotted to their phone (and in the case of this plan hotspotting is not included by default).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

how will this apply if you have a standard tv , ie no internet plugged into the tv whatsoever . or in other words, its a dumb tv just a panel. surely its just getting data from the phone ?

 

 

 

 


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  #2287557 2-Aug-2019 10:34
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@graham007 how would you project from your phone you to this TV?





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  #2287558 2-Aug-2019 10:36
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freitasm:

 

@graham007 how would you project from your phone you to this TV?

 

 

 

 

via chromecast


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