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Help, I need to change from Vodafone who won't renew my current good deal. Currently I pay £7 including VAT a month for 75 mins of calls and about 50 texts but I never use them - I really only the phone for emergencies but don't want to go on Pay as you Go since it doesn't have international access. So, can anyone tell me which is the best contract deal for me, partiucularly as I don't need an upgraded phone and am happy to keep my current one - I am relying on you guys to tell me what's best. Many thanks.
Don't want Pay as you go since it doesn't give me the international access that I need - so I have to look for a contract deal.

There are so many mobile phones deals on the market it is difficult to compare mobile phone deals from every vendor. Therefore we have looked at all the major mobile phone shops online and pulled out some of the best contact mobile phone deals on the market.Today, as almost everyone owns a mobile phone, the competition is fierce and you can cash in on some of the best mobile phones deals around. Mobile phones deals are getting better and better, especially with the introduction new networks such as 3 and every changing innovation into the latest mobile phones and tariffs. One of the latest deals on mobile phones is to give you free line rental. This is extremely appealing, but you do have to do some work, many giving you the money back via cashback. However, you will save upwards of £300 on many deals so they really are worth it. If you stick to them you will get a great deal. We have searched the best 12 month free line rental deals on O2, 3, T-Mobile, Orange and Vodafone and the best online mobile phone shops.

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PhoneBox direct are mad on free line rental. They have 12 month free line rental deals on O2, T-Mobile and 3 and have some of the best handsets on the market. Choose from the Free Sony Ericsson K300i or free Motorola V220 for 12 months free LR on O2 for 200 minutes and 100 text. If you really want to stand out from the crowd, pick up the funky free Motorola L2 with 10 months free line rental, 200 minutes per month and 100 texts on a 12 month contract. For a similar deal on T-Mobile (but without the text) you can pick up the Samsung ZM60 saving you £261 in a year. These are all fantastic deals, and as long as you read the terms and conditions and know when you redeem your cash, you will save a packet.

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GAP Generic Access Profile; this is a common interface for phones to talk to base stations. In theory, any GAP-compatible phone can be used with any other GAP phone. Some features such as shared phonebooks, Intercom, Call transfer and Caller ID may not work, however you will be able to make and receive calls with out a problem. It is always wise to use the same manufacture when choosing a GAP phone to connect to your existing system but not necessary. Most DECT phones are GAP compatible but not all so when buying a DECT phone check the features for GAP Compatible.

well, ppl i am looking for a pda mobile phone with integrated gps,Wi-Fi LAN,bluetooth,camera(optional) andwith a good memory.And range is between $750-$800.plz help

To my knowledge, there isn't a single PDA phone with all those in one. The closest you're going to find is probably the HTC Universal, which has everything you mentioned except GPS. You should be able to find a separate bluetooth GPS unit that will be able to connect to the Universal.

Note: The Universal is sometimes sold under other names:
Qtek 9000, T-Mobile MDA Pro, O2 xda Exec, Orange SPV M5000, Vodafone VPA IV, Vodafone V1640, E-Plus PDA IV, Dopod 900, i-mate JasJar and Grundig GR980. They're all the same device.

The phones will not be connected to any outside connection.Just to each other.

If the phones contain a DECT service you can connect them despite there being no outside line. DECT comes with most digital BT phones. Check the phone manuals if you still have them or the www.bt.com website for more info if you don't.

If your phones are analogue, try the advice given by the first answer.