[muglo] Re: iPhone

You will get roaming charges even with a cell phone, I imagine the  
data plan would also cost extra when used in the U.S., so if you don't  
want roaming charges you could only use it as an iPod and using WiFi  
to get your e-mail.  We like having meals on the road at Panera  
Bakeries, ( http://www.panerabread.com/ ) good food, not the usual  
fried stuff you get on the road and they have free WiFi, I don't know  
if there are any on your route.  I think roaming applies to incoming  
calls as well but I think the charges are more reasonable than they  
use to be.
My brother-in-law spends a lot of time in the states working, he has  
an unlocked phone and just changes chips when he is in the states this  
gives him a New York number and avoids roaming.

Gerhard


On Aug 21, 2008, at 8:21 PM, Terry Genereaux wrote:

> Hi Everyone
>
> I am off to New Brunswick in 2 hours, when i go into the USA what
> setting do I need to turn off so I don't roaming & other charges.
>
> Thank You
>
> Terry Genereaux
> tgenereaux@xxxxxx



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