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I don't know if this still the case, but a while ago i bought an iPhone from UK (after the mini USB mandate), and it came with an adapter to miniUSB in the box.
by zrgiu_ 13y ago
I don't know if this still the case, but a while ago i bought an iPhone from UK (after the mini USB mandate), and it came with an adapter to miniUSB in the box. Even Apple had to abide to the new regulation.
As for the roaming charges, I completely agree. Even now, within Europe, it's really bad for data. I've traveled through 10 EU countries in the last 3 months, and had to buy 7 SIM cards, as my home carrier charges 2EUR for 5MB. I was lucky with my 3LikeHome sim card from Austria, which you can use with your home rates in a few other countries.
- masklinn 13y ago> it came with an adapter to miniUSB in the box Yeah but that's an adapter, even though it does abide by the rules you still have to carry the adapter around. Most manufacturers just switched to miniUSB entirely, so you don't need an adapter, any combination of charger and phone should work (in practice there may be issues with undervoltage, I've seen combinations of phones and chargers not work)
- desas 13y agoThere's not even rules, the EU just asked them to sort it out, otherwise it would legislate so they had have a common standard.
- celticninja 13y agoeven better
- cja 13y agoHeyah (Poland) have a 25PLN (£5) deal that give you 1.2GB to use anywhere in the EU. Calling and texting prices aren't so good though.