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Phone(s):
1: Blackberry Bold2 9700*personal*/Palm Pre*demo*
2: Apple iPhone 3G 16GB White, Blackberry Bold/Curve 8900/Curve 8310/Pearl 8100, Apple iPhone 2G 16GB
3: Nokia E62, Nokia 6126, Moto V360, SE w600i, Nokia 6820, Moto V220, Sony Ericsson T226
Provider(s):
Bell (2009 - ...?) Rogers (2004 - 2009)
Joined: Nov 2007
From: Vancity
Posts: 407
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tomo-Pyon
Unfortunately, Fido only releases 1000 and 2000 series Nokia phones. Sony Ericssons gets up to 300 series.
If they are indeed getting a curve, it will be a 8300. No way is Fido getting a 8900 or anything higher end than the 8300
I hope you mean 8320. And I dont see why they wouldnt go up to the 8900. The 83xx series are being slowly phased out. Maybe the 8520? Maybe the pearl flip?
Phone(s):
1: Apple iPhone 3G [s] 16GB white
2: Apple iPhone 3G 16GB white, HTC Fuze
3: Nokia E71-2 grey steel (traded)
Provider(s):
Rogers-Canada's Wireless Leader
Joined: Oct 2006
From: Canada
Posts: 1,924
Quote:
Originally Posted by PhoneModo
I hope you mean 8320. And I dont see why they wouldnt go up to the 8900. The 83xx series are being slowly phased out. Maybe the 8520? Maybe the pearl flip?
the pearl flip I could see. I could also see the 8520 series since that will be the new entry level price point line
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Apple iPhone 2g 8GB x2, iPhone 3G 16GB white Apple iPhone 16GB 3G [s] CURRENT
SE W910i x2, SE W610i, SEW810i x3, SE W580i, SE Z710i, SE K750i, w200a, w600i, k790a, K550i
BB Pearl, BB Curve, BB 8110
Samsung D807, u600 x2
Nokia 6820, 3220, E71
LG TU500, LG TG800 chocolate, LG VU TU915
Moto Razr V9, RAZR V3i x2, V3x, V3xx, V3 x2, Moto A780, RIZR Z3
HTC Touch x3, HTC s710, HTC S621 x2, Fuze
It's Air Access Fee. It's a surcharge to cover the operation and maintenance costs associated with the wear and tear of using air as a medium to carry sound wave.
*Personal opinion only..nothing that I was told @ work.
__________________ Unless otherwise stated, my posts are strictly the personal opinion of myself and do not reflect the opinions or policies of any organizations that I am affiliated with.
*Personal opinion only..nothing that I was told @ work.
When I called back in November of '08 to change my plan to the killer plan, I asked the rep if I could get get any phone at the 3 year agreement anytime during my contract. This was when the E71 was supposedly coming to Fido so I was waiting for it.
Anyways, he told me that I would be able to if I pay a $35 admin fee. I haven't used it yet tho. Would it be possible to use it for the 3GS?
No, I meant the 8300. 8320 is way too high end for Fido.
I'm hoping that you're wrong since I would like to get a Blackberry with WiFi and the 8300 doesn't have anything except for a camera. The 8320 at least has WiFi and the camera.
__________________ Fido (monthly plan - personal/data):3G PCMCIA network card / 3G USB Internet Stick
Rogers (monthly plan - work): SonyEricsson C510a
Rogers (pay as you go - Canadian prepaid): CECT P168+ Dual-SIM Quad band
Rogers (monthly BIS data plan): Blackberry Bold 9700
Phone(s):
1: Kaiser w/TPC/TP2w/MightyROM/iPhone3GsJB
2: AA1 w/MC950
3: AA1 w/21Mbps?ZTE668,err??
Provider(s):
Joined: May 2006
From: NA
Posts: 3,636
Quote:
Originally Posted by Emendo
It's Air Access Fee. It's a surcharge to cover the operation and maintenance costs associated with the wear and tear of using air as a medium to carry sound wave.