Bye bye peace and quiet... and all things mobile phone-y!

Sissy and Pingu have come back from their four day wedding attendance thingie. They were in the house about five minutes before I felt crowded and quite claustrophobic in their presence. Maybe because they are both so very noisy and I'm not? Who knows. Plus, their chattering made me miss the first 20 minutes of Big Brother, which is a total crime!


My new mobile is really pissing me off... it has Bluetooth - but it can only be used for a headset and not for sending files, like phonebook contacts, music or pictures! I've never heard of a phone not being able to do that! I think I shall be taking it back... again. First the Sony one I tried (W995) got no signal at all in the house, anywhere, even upstairs! Now this one doesn't have proper Bluetooth.
It might seem trivial to some, but I like to be able to take pictures with me if I change phones, plus I like to be able to share them with other people, same goes for music... stupid LG GW620, I was just getting used to the phone when I found out. I have no idea which phone to go for now... I've been reading reviews online and none of the phones available for my monthly contract amount are very good. The best one seems to be the Nokia E72, so I might go for that one. I'm using Mum's old E63 at the moment and it has one bar of signal sat in our kitchen (which is fairly average for Virgin Mobile, 2 bars now, lol). I'm wondering if I should just cancel the contract altogether and just stay on ASDA (which use Vodafone signal towers, so it gets good coverage in the house, rarely below 2 bars even in this black spot of a kitchen we have... I blame the four storey houses across the road and the huge Victorian brick church on the corner, plus living at the bottom end of a hill, hehe), but I'd really like a new phone (my current phone a SonyEricsson K800i I've had for almost four years, and I always seem to come back to it eventually... it takes stunning pictures).

The only problem is that I can only get a contract with Virgin (I fail the credit checks for all the rest) and as a Virgin Media customer I also get extras on top, too. It's just finding a phone that ticks enough of the boxes of things that I feel are important in a phone... and some kind of signal and working Bluetooth are on my list, near the very top of it actually.