Hello all,
Question from me regarding iphone4 to iPhone4S upgrade costs.
What is my stance with this....can I expense the cost of the new handset through my limited company?
Is it an eligible expense? I would say that the "using" of the phone is...
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Steve Jobs has just finished his keynote launch of the iPhone 4 at the WWDC. Key points:
- A4 processor + bigger battery means improved battery life:
- 7 hours talk time
- 6 hours 3G browsing
- 10 hours WiFi browsing
- 40 hours music
- 10 hours video
- 300 hours standby
- 960*480 display, 326ppi,
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