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OK, hive mind, I have a question for you. My sister is heading to London later this year, and this time she has a shiny new iPhone to take with her. She’s on T-Mobile, so allegedly she’ll have access to calling, texting, and low-speed data without doing anything. So here’s one plan:
- Download the maps she needs before she leaves.
- Rely on T-Mobile for calling and texting.
- Use WiFi whenever she’s at the hotel, in a coffee shop, etc.
- Register for The Cloud, and use that when she’s out and about.
- When all else fails, use T-Mobile’s low-speed data.
Alternatively:
- Buy a SIM when she gets there and use local calling, texting, and high-speed internet.
Do I have any T-Mobile readers who have been to London lately? What’s the dope? What do you think her best alternative is?
UPDATE: Thanks everyone! It sounds like T-Mobile’s native service works pretty well.
