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Motorola moto g version £99.95 at Carphone warehouse as pay as you go upgrade
£99.95Carphone Warehouse Deals
Doesn't seem to be available online but seen these in stock at the Sheffield city centre carphone warehouse and they are the 4g version.
Did look through the T&Cs but it didn't mention anything on this kind of topic.
Also, I think I can read on the picture you took that it comes with Android 4.3 (which is what the older 3g model comes with out the box) whereas I am certain the 4g model comes with 4.4 (Kitkat) straight out the box.
No claw back do it move out take advantage
Probably to have been *using* a PAYG for at least 6 months without a phone upgrade within that time. And these deals always seem to exclude 3 from the list of viable networks.
Can I please ask what is 'rooted'. Heard it before but haven't got a clue. Thanks
google it, it's not for discussion on here
Damn it got a 3 sim.
Website hasn't got this deal on. Stores are advertising the new 4G version on this deal.
Does that mean regular top ups or just calls/texts?
Here you go nandito. These links explain it well in simple terms, especially the first link.
digitaltrends.com/mob…id/
gizmodo.com/598…ice
lifehacker.com/578…one
As far as I know, it doesn't matter. They'll check your eligibility first, so if you want to be sure just go to a store and ask.
ok thanks
Thanks so much Transformers. You always help me and I really appreciate it. x
Information about upgrades from the Carphone Warehouse website. Quoted it as it's quite long.
It’s a term a few geeky types use on here to suggest they can gain an advantage by removing all the software / firmware on the phone and replacing it with something else from the ground-up. It gained some credibility on phones where manufacturers burdened their phones with an awful lot of pre-loaded stuff of their own, on top of the core android operating environment – but given the Motorola phones don’t suffer that affliction its even less appropriate.
Thanks
No worries.
Thanks redant.
how rude!
rooting is where you gain access to parts of the phone software usually locked. Then you can load on a custom ROM and the phone is very different, this can delete all the bloated rubbish they insist on 'offering' you.
Most users love doing this after they see how much better everything runs afterwards(also better security against spying)
not rude, just didn't want him to get in trouble if it was against the rules to discuss it
Around £200 and you can grab the Sony Xperia M2.
And if you're willing to shell out £300, Nexus 5.
Peace.
It's not really rude - let's be frank, if you can take the time to post the question you can take the time to use a little bit of initiative and type it into a search engine. Odds are you'll learn more from doing that, in less time, than awaiting a response on a deal site. In fact, you might argue that Googling it is a lot more appropriate.
How do they check your sim? Do you have to bring it down to the shop in a phone or tell them the number etc?
I went to my carphone warehouse 20 mins ago and their price is 109.95 and i think its a good price.
turn out its 3G version as they dont do 4G version.
it got the same label as the one in the pic saying 4g.. and its 8G:(