Why don't you just buy an iPhone of your choice & switch to T-Mobile? In most countries T-Mobile offers free unlimited data (albeit slow "2G" but adequate for maps & email) and reasonable calling rates (20 cents/min. to anywhere via cellular, but free to the US via WiFi). I moved to T-Mobile 4 years ago on the advice of a friend who's been to over 100 countries for her work & it's been great overseas. Only downside is they don't have good US rural coverage though they are fine in the city.
On Mon, Dec 18, 2017 at 1:37 PM, Greg Huson Greg@SecretHQ.com [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I'm only really interested in the google phone because of project Fi, which is basically google being your cell company - probably contracting with almost every cell phone company in the world, and you're not tied to any one of them - and the phone switches to wifi whenever that's available. Data, anywhere in the world, same price per gig. Only works on the google phone and one other phone. The key is that it's not THAT much cheaper than AT&T, unless you travel. I don't travel that much, but would like to travel more, and not pay ATT an extra $10 a day just to have maps and email when I leave the US.
I'm quite accustomed to the apple integration, especially chat, calendar, and iPod type stuff - and the things that go to iCloud like my address book. I use IMAP for email and that's from our ISP and should work cross-platform, so that part doesn't worry me._,__
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