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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 |
Check the iPhone price and plans
Different plans, different prices, different target markets. Do your research before you purchase. Are you a heavy caller and texter? Do you plan to use it for tethering? Do you like free calls after 7PM? More research will mean you will get the best deal in the long run. Mobile phone carriers purposely don't share the same price point plans so direct comparison is difficult. Also, ensure the main location where you will be using your iPhone has good coverage. If you plan to buy it outright, the Apple Store is definitely the best idea - unlocked and the cheapest price compared to all carriers.
Is the iPhone unlocked
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At the moment, only buying from Apple direct (either in-store or online) will mean you get an unlocked iPhone which will allow you to use on any carrier anywhere around the world. Purchasing outright from any carrier means it will be locked and will cost to be unlocked. Also, if you buy from Apple outright, make sure the box has a white circular sticker on it. If not, the iPhone will be locked to a carrier
Don't turn up empty handed!
And we're not just talking about the moolah. If you plan to rock up to an Apple Store, bring a credit card (cash is not accepted). If you plan to sign up with a carrier on a contract, bring identification which will make up 100 points of ID. One ID must include your photograph and signature. One ID must include your current billing address. Billing statements used as identification must be your most recent post hardcopy.
Save yourself time!
Now you can book a Personal Shopping appointment at the Apple Store when it's convenient for you. A Specialist will be waiting for you when you arrive. Also, check if your store has availability the night before on the Apple website or check our homepage.
Consider iPhone 3GS accessories!
Will you need a screen protector? Or a crystal case? Or perhaps a FM transmitter? Check out the Apple Store for a good range of accessories as well as online. Note that if you use a screen protector, you can't take advantage of the oleophobic coating. |
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 |
Thanks to Matthew for sending this in!
Great news... you have the chance to buy the iPhone 3GS tomorrow - before the official release!
But hurry, iPhone 3GS will be available to all customers from 9am Friday 17th July and pre-sale stocks are very limited.
You can get the iPhone 3GS 16GB for someone close to you, or better still, why not give your mobile to them and keep the iPhone 3GS all for yourself!
Please sit tight, as all the exciting details will be available from 9am Thursday 16th July at three.com.au/icustomer. You will not be able to buy your iPhone 3GS until this time.
From 9am tomorrow there are 3 ways to get your iPhone 3GS early:
Buy online Find a store Or Call 1300 796 543
This pre-sale invitation is valid for your mobile service only and cannot be transferred. To claim your iPhone in 3 Stores or Dealers, be sure to bring a printed copy of this email.
Things you need to know: This pre-sale invitation is valid for the mobile service specified only. Offer valid until 15 August 2009 or while stocks last. Eligibility may be subject to a further credit check and / or the provision of ID documentation. Offer and any subsequent contract with 3 are conditional upon your being legally entitled to remain in Australia for a period of at least 12 months. This offer is correct at time of publication. 3 reserves the right to make subsequent changes & services may be modified, supplemented or withdrawn.
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 |
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Great news... you have the chance to buy the iPhone 3GS tomorrow - before the official release!
But hurry, iPhone 3GS will be available to all customers from Friday 17th July and pre-sale stocks are very limited.
You can choose to buy the iPhone 3GS 16GB outright for just $929, or to spread the cost for just $40 per month over 24 monthsı - with an incredible 1GB of Mobile Internet data included every month²! Please note that this offer is only available when you upgrade online.
Please sit tight, as all the exciting details will be available from 9am Thursday 16th July at three.com.au/icustomer. You will not be able to buy your iPhone 3GS until this time.
This pre-sale invitation is valid for your mobile service 04XX only and cannot be transferred.
New 16GB iPhone 3GS + 1GB included data to access Mobile Internet every month² = additional $40 per month on your current plan over 24 monthsı
Things you need to know:
This pre-sale invitation is valid for the mobile service specified only. Offer valid until 15 August 2009 or while stocks last. Eligibility may be subject to a further credit check and / or the provision of ID documentation. Offer and any subsequent contract with 3 are conditional upon your being legally entitled to remain in Australia for a period of at least 12 months. If you have upgraded in the last 90 days we regret that this offer does not apply to you. If you have two mobile services that you are paying for by instalments you will have to pay out the remaining instalments on one mobile to take advantage of this offer. 1.Total minimum cost over 24 months is $960. If your mobile service is disconnected between months 1-12 you must pay the total handset RRP less what has been paid for the handset. If your mobile service is disconnected between months 13-24, you must pay (handset RRP/24) per month for remaining months of contract. 2. Within 3's Broadband Zone. Additional usage over the Broadband Zone allowance is 50c/MB. Broadband Zone allowance includes combined upload and download data transfer. Roaming in Australia (including within the Broadband Zone) is charged at 50c/MB. This offer is correct at time of publication. 3 reserves the right to make subsequent changes & services may be modified, supplemented or withdrawn. |
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Wednesday, 15 July 2009 |
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THE mobile internet industry has seen wildly fluctuating rates of internet use on mobile devices due to the conflicting influences of smarter phones and the impact of the global financial crisis.
A report from the Australian Interactive Media Industry Association on mobiles revealed there was a spike in mobile internet use in the December quarter last year as people bought new devices such as the iPhone for Christmas.
However, AIMIA said that growth was tempered in January and February of this year.
"A major question that has been circulating within the digital industry since the beginning of the year has been around how the global financial crisis would affect consumer browsing via mobile,'' AIMIA's Mobile Traffic Trend report stated.
"The data clearly shows a dramatic reduction in mobile browsing in the first quarter of 2009 compared to the last quarter of 2008,'' it stated.
"However on the whole, the industry faired exceptionally well during the ongoing instability of the economy.''
Quarterly growth leapt to 17.3 per cent in the last quarter of 2008, but slumped to just 6 per cent in Q1 2009.
AIMIA said that growth rates had rebounded in February with total growth for the six months from October to March set at 24.4 per cent.
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