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For years I've used a set of ER6 earphones from Etymotic, and overall been reasonably satisfied.

On the negative side it's very hard to get a good enough fit to get decent bass from the earphones.

On the positive side the mechanical noise reduction (by getting them inserted properly into the ear) is fantastic, your fellow passengers on the train or plane can't hear what you are listening too - nor are you disturbed by them.

So this time around I went for the new Etymotic HF2 - with a twist, as I now have the option to get a set of custom earbuds made in Guildford (!) to get a perfect fit. But the earbuds cost the same as the HF2's - turning them into a set of very expensive earphones indeed.
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I have not seen this one before - did not really know that Exchange knew for sure it was a iPhone at the other end...

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Wow - had no idea they were this profitable without the appstore.

Apple is now the single most profitable phone maker in the US, Strategy Analytics said today. Although it has just 2.5 percent share and makes just two similar iPhone models, Apple is estimated to have generated about $1.6 billion in operating profit from its cellphones in the summer where market leader Nokia said it had only generated $1.1 billion. Nokia's second-place finish comes despite it being one of the most experienced phone builders and Apple having only entered the category in 2007. [C o n t i n u ed... | print | email | comment]
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Hm!

Why is your 3G coverage so appalling? asks Times reader

In a Q&A with readers of The Times newspaper, Matthew Key, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Telefónica Europe answers questions related to O2 and the iPhone. Key admits selling the iPhone for the last two years has proved a steep learning curve.
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As Orange confirms via Twitter streaming services won't be banned

Orange claims the average iPhone user uses less than 200MB of data per month. Responding to the so-called "unlimited" 750MB monthly deal, which will be introduced when the provider starts offering the iPhone from next Tuesday, a company employee cited user data from other European iPhone markets.

[From Orange claims iPhone users don't download huge amounts of data]

Just look at my usage :
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