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These are, I believe, extraordinaly expensive these days. My understanding if you find a 3600Mhz kit at 16/19/19/39 then it's Hynix BJR which doesn't have the same OC potential but is still quite good. I don't think Samsung B-die is in production anymore.

PUK - Super cheap, and a great little game. It's similar to Angry Birds in terms of a time waster.

Now that the dust has settled I was wondering if anyone could give me a quick long term use minireview? Maybe someone's done one already in this thread? I'm using a HTC Desire hd so I I guess it'd be a nice upgrade. What's the battery life like?

We still are laughing at you.

Would I see much if an upgrade over my Desire HD?

Virgin Mobile allows tethering on their unlimited plans. They also use EE/Orange/T-Mobile's network so should be good signal.

I was hoping that you would all give nothing but praise for this phone! I still don't know what to upgrade to!

O2, on average, have worse signal.

But you are tied in to a year contract, I think 4 a month isn't much to pay for the luxury of being able to leave when you want to

Yay :P

Did a lot of you get one from CPW then? I'd get a Lumia 920 if I was going to be spending £400! :-)

Be honest, anyone missing anything from android if you switched from it?

My mum got a got kindle fire hd, I think she was disappointed because she assumed it was an e ink reader when it . As far as the tablet goes, it's pretty good for the price. The screen is better than the N7 for one.

I'm getting sick of gg, I've been on them for 1 month and my signal had dropped 3 times for more than an hour, the speeds aren't very good and they aren't the best if you use minutes, the price soon ramps up if you decide to add extra minutes. I'll be switching to virgin I think, unlimited...

The official bumper is undoubtedly going to be the best thing. Don't need screen protectors, the glass they use is more scratch resistant than any plastic that gets put on to it!

So you're ignoring the SGS2 suggestion ?

I'm happy to wait 2 months to save £100!

"Effective resolution" sounds like a silly buzzword to me. I know exactly what you're trying too say though, to accommodate for the higher ppi either they upscale the image or provide a larger image so that over the larger resolution on the same sized screen, the image will visually be the same...

You make it sound spectacular...spectacular would have been their team working night and day and getting it fixed in a couple of days, this is just average.

Kindle fire was 99 on Amazon recently