theshowmaster

Not as far as I know. We've done similar things before with our handsets when we changed them. We ended up with new handsets we didn't necessarily need and some of the old ones got passed on to family and friends (we were all on orange). There is no problem with needing unlocked phones if you are using them on the same network. I blieve that not all networks lock their contract phones to the network. I seem to remember that cellnet and one2one don't (or is my info a little out of date ). Michael

Are you sure it didn't mean 53kBps (kilo bytes) which I could easily believe and is roughly what you'd get from a 512kbps (kilo bits; 8 bits=1 byte) broadband connection? 512kbps = 64kBps, but in practice with network overheads and data transmission errors, aroun 53 kBps is realistic. That's about what I get form my home landline b/b connection. Speeds are usually quoted in kbps as they are bigger numbers and sound more impressive, but kB are much more useful in understanding data transmission rates. edited twice for poor spelling

I saw it on the tele tonight. I saw the 30 sec edit which had a whole bunch of triple names (tom, dick and harry etc...)