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The phone itself seems to be selling more by the hour but how is this happening? Packed into that tiny phone is top of the range technology which is why it has done so well.

There is something that is good about this phone, the fact that is is a ipod and a phone mixed with some brilliant technology all in one. The App store has made Apple millions as more and more “apps” are released every single day.

{Recently 02’s exclusive two year contract with Apple has run out and Vodaphone as well as Orange have both stepped in to snap up deals with them}. In just a few months both of these giant companies are going to be able to put the phone on the shelf for sale. However are people going to buy the phone simply because another provider is set to sell the phone, it would seem that would be quite unlikely? People have a favourite provider that is certain so perhaps a few extra sales will be on the way in the New Year.

There is one other thing that comes to mind when thinking of the iPhone and that is the costs. The cost of the phone itself isn’t cheap and can be even worse if it breaks and you do not have something like Gadget Insurance. Insurance may cost you a bit extra every month but it really can be worth getting. No matter how careful people are, they will drop it at some stage, so what happens next. Personally I have dropped mine about five times and it has managed to survive so it is possible not to have insurance although I would reccomend it.

Of course there are insurance policies available for a number of things from Sat Nav insurance as well as the obvious iPhone insurance. However if you were to insure your gadget it could save you money in the long run.