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>> Now, if we could get provider independent cell phones ... I would probably dump my current phone & pda in favor of a smart phone in a flash. They are available David. You have to either a) Buy an unlocked phone or b) Buy a model which can be unlocked. After reading though assorted fora I decided that the unlocking route was too risky. So I opted for option a). The downside is that it is significantly more expensive to buy this way. I paid about US$ 250 for my phone plus $20 for the SIM for my current carrier. Had I purchased it from the carrier it would have cost about $125 + $25 for third-party unlocking. Wouldn't change the decision though - in my case I don't want to change domestic carrier (a good US/Canada plan is hard to come by) - but I do need the flexibility to install a SIM from a local carrier when in Europe. Jon Paris Partner400 www.Partner400.com
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