Soldato
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1. I'm always due in a New Year (Jan 2010, 2012, 2014 etc). I got away with getting my Galaxy SII 2 months early in Nov 2011. What is the leeway nowadays? Think it's 45 days, thus mid-Nov for me?
2. Will I be moved to EE or is there still the choice?
3. Will they pressure me into their Orange Care insurance again like they did with the Galaxy SII?
4. Will I have to re-mortgage my house for a Note 3? I.e. £50/month over 2 years which is like £1200 O.o
5. Android: does app-to-SD work like portable apps for a PC? Firefox etc can be copied to a USB stick and can run on another machine regardless of the drive letter.
6. What about apps that I have purchased? Can they be app-to-SD'd to my next phone? Have got a few games including Transformers and Worms that I wouldn't mind transferring over as they were £3-£5 each. Then again, I had a separate £5 purchase of Worms on my old Sony-Ericsson P990i which I lost when I went to my next phone.
Cheers!
2. Will I be moved to EE or is there still the choice?
3. Will they pressure me into their Orange Care insurance again like they did with the Galaxy SII?
4. Will I have to re-mortgage my house for a Note 3? I.e. £50/month over 2 years which is like £1200 O.o
5. Android: does app-to-SD work like portable apps for a PC? Firefox etc can be copied to a USB stick and can run on another machine regardless of the drive letter.
6. What about apps that I have purchased? Can they be app-to-SD'd to my next phone? Have got a few games including Transformers and Worms that I wouldn't mind transferring over as they were £3-£5 each. Then again, I had a separate £5 purchase of Worms on my old Sony-Ericsson P990i which I lost when I went to my next phone.
Cheers!
Hopefully the Note 3 will have dropped by a smidgen and couple it up with a loyalty discount. For the Galaxy SII, the loyalty discount meant that I paid £32/month instead of their asking rate of £36/month.