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

tor - Thu, 11/05/2009 - 09:01

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Hm!

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.

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Just look at my usage :

so I will probably not be attracted by Oranges offer....

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