The INQ1 or ‘The Facebook Phone’ is launched today. Our man RobK is on the scene. We’ll have more from you shortly — plus I’m hoping to be able to meet with one of their top executives tomorrow for a sit-down interview on camera.
We’ll bring you more on the handset shortly — but I’d like to highlight the shockingly good tariffs:
You’ve got a choice of two.
Tariff A: £15 per month
That includes: –
– Unlimited email, data, Skype etc.,
– Unlimited 3-3 on-net calls
– Unlimited cross network UK texts
– 75 cross network UK minutes
Tariff B: £20 per month
The extra fiver gets you an upgrade to 200 cross network UK minutes.
The handset itself? £79.99 PAYG.
We’ll have more on this shortly…
Can't wait to see the full MIR show on this handset! Now I love the crew, but please please please focus on the UI and UX of the device.
Ideally copy this format and give us a COMPLETE over view of the hardware and more importantly, software: http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?…
That's good feedback Stefan, we'll focus on that. Tomorrow I think it'll be more about a chap talking about it — we'll hopefully get a look at the device too, but expect more in-depth stuff later on.
Looks very impressive, specially for Facebook nuts – but what about Twitter?? Can you also ask the man from Three how the hell PAYG customers talk to humans – http://kiphakes.com/?p=67 🙂
There's a reason Vodafone put you through to a British person in a British call centre within 3 rings… and it's an extra few zeros on the end of your bill 😉
I reckon they've got it about right. I know when I phone up and speak to the 3 Indian Call Centre chaps that … well… it's cheap, innit?
Yes – but cheap doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to speak to anyone surely?
Three seem massively keen to push their PAYG product, and it IS good – don't get me wrong – but it is fundamently flawed when you can't actually get customer service. No matter how much money I chuck onto my dongle – I am a customer – and expect service.
It's all about economics — it's cheap as chips. I reckon — unfortunately — if you want consistently GOOD customer service, you need to swap networks. 3 isn't configured to offer Voda levels.
3 have made a commercial decision to NOT speak with you. Pretty shocking stuff, but actually, when you get down to it — it's cash related.
Can't wait to see the full MIR show on this handset! Now I love the crew, but please please please focus on the UI and UX of the device.
Ideally copy this format and give us a COMPLETE over view of the hardware and more importantly, software: http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?…
That's good feedback Stefan, we'll focus on that. Tomorrow I think it'll be more about a chap talking about it — we'll hopefully get a look at the device too, but expect more in-depth stuff later on.
Looks very impressive, specially for Facebook nuts – but what about Twitter?? Can you also ask the man from Three how the hell PAYG customers talk to humans – http://kiphakes.com/?p=67 🙂
There's a reason Vodafone put you through to a British person in a British call centre within 3 rings… and it's an extra few zeros on the end of your bill 😉
I reckon they've got it about right. I know when I phone up and speak to the 3 Indian Call Centre chaps that … well… it's cheap, innit?
Yes – but cheap doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to speak to anyone surely?
Three seem massively keen to push their PAYG product, and it IS good – don't get me wrong – but it is fundamently flawed when you can't actually get customer service. No matter how much money I chuck onto my dongle – I am a customer – and expect service.
It's all about economics — it's cheap as chips. I reckon — unfortunately — if you want consistently GOOD customer service, you need to swap networks. 3 isn't configured to offer Voda levels.
3 have made a commercial decision to NOT speak with you. Pretty shocking stuff, but actually, when you get down to it — it's cash related.
Can't wait to see the full MIR show on this handset! Now I love the crew, but please please please focus on the UI and UX of the device.
Ideally copy this format and give us a COMPLETE over view of the hardware and more importantly, software: http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?…
That's good feedback Stefan, we'll focus on that. Tomorrow I think it'll be more about a chap talking about it — we'll hopefully get a look at the device too, but expect more in-depth stuff later on.
Looks very impressive, specially for Facebook nuts – but what about Twitter?? Can you also ask the man from Three how the hell PAYG customers talk to humans – http://kiphakes.com/?p=67 🙂
There's a reason Vodafone put you through to a British person in a British call centre within 3 rings… and it's an extra few zeros on the end of your bill 😉
I reckon they've got it about right. I know when I phone up and speak to the 3 Indian Call Centre chaps that … well… it's cheap, innit?
Yes – but cheap doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to speak to anyone surely?
Three seem massively keen to push their PAYG product, and it IS good – don't get me wrong – but it is fundamently flawed when you can't actually get customer service. No matter how much money I chuck onto my dongle – I am a customer – and expect service.
It's all about economics — it's cheap as chips. I reckon — unfortunately — if you want consistently GOOD customer service, you need to swap networks. 3 isn't configured to offer Voda levels.
3 have made a commercial decision to NOT speak with you. Pretty shocking stuff, but actually, when you get down to it — it's cash related.