Data allowances are becoming more of an issue to mobile users these days, as smartphones that are capable of web browsing and email retrieval become more prevalent among mid range and budget range devices. This makes data usage a big selling point, and Three are once again leading the way by giving totally unlimited data to their Pay As You Go users.

Three has always made a big fact that their network is designed from the ground up for data users, and although in their early days coverage issues turned many early adopters away, Three are keen to show those days are gone and are aggressively promoting their network as the preferred option for smartphone users.

There will be two tariffs available to Prepay users, All in One 15 and All in One 25. All in One 15 gives 30 days access to the network, with 300 any network minutes and 3,000 text messages, whilst All in One 25 gives 30 days access with 500 any network calling minutes and 3,000 SMS for £25.

Three Sales and Marketing Director, Marc Allera, said: “We want to get people using their smartphone in the way they were designed to be used, and that means data.”

Three claim the tariffs will deliver genuine, unlimited data, the only proviso is the connection cannot be used for anything illegal. Any illegal file sharing activity will result in subscribers having their account suspended.

If the idea of genuine All You Can Eat Data appeals to you, check out our range of Three Prepay Deals.

e2save have announced 2 online voucher codes and will be releasing similar discount codes on a weekly basis, so watch this space for updates. The most recent codes are below, simply compare mobile deals via our comparison platform, continue to checkout and enter the code at the basket stage.

This weeks voucher codes from e2save:

Code FREEDEL ,this provides free delivery on all pay as you go handsets from e2save, code expires Friday 5th February 2010.

Code FREEJAB ,enter this code for a free Jabra 2050 bluetooth headset when you purchase a Samsung Tocco Lite, Nokia N97 Mini or Blackberry 8520 Curve with an Orange contract, code expires Friday 5th February 2010.

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Measuring in at 109.2mm x 46mm x 14mm the 2700 Classic is only 85g in weight, making it one of the lighter handsets you can buy. There is nothing that screams out to you with this phone, what you find instead is a device that is quite happy to let others take the limelight whilst it quietly gets on with the job.

The screen on the device is a welcome 2.0 inch QVGA, supporting up to 256,000 colours. Navigation on the device is via the 5 way Navi key. As with recent handsets, from the standby screen shortcuts can be allocated to each direction on the Navi key, such as accessing the calendar feature on the phone, composing a new text message, accessing the contacts list, and so on.

There is no high speed data on this phone, but then that isn’t really its target market. With the 2700 Classic, Nokia are reaching out to the mobile user who generally just wants a handset they can use to make calls, send text, and little more with the minimum amount of fuss. And that, the 2700 Classic can do, and with some style. The unassuming handset design sits the handset right into the mid range prepay market segment, and for most users calls and texts will be all they need, yet for the more adventurous who want to learn just that little bit more on a mobile device, the 2700 Classic is equipped with a few decent features.

Chief among these is the inclusion of a 3.5mm audio connector on the handset. Not even the more musically minded Walkman range yet include this feature, and it is a real positive sign from Nokia that they seek to include such features on lower tier handsets. By including a 3.mm connector, anyone who wants to use the handset for music is going to be able to plug in their own set of favourite headphones for comfortable listening. Not only that, Nokia have seen fit to include support for Bluetooth 2.0 so you can choose if you wish to listen to your favourite tunes with a wireless stereo Bluetooth headset. There is 64MB of internal memory on the handset and the possibility to increase this with a Micro SD memory card, with the 2700 Classic supporting up to 2GB, more than enough for a few hundred music tracks. And for those moments when you want to keep up to date with all the latest releases, you can do so by tuning in to your favourite FM Radio station directly from the phone.

The camera on the phone is a 2.0 megapixel offering, fixed focus with no flash. Great for those fun moments when all you want to do is point n shoot and not worry about the right settings, lighting conditions and so on. You wouldn’t want to print these pictures out, but they are ideal for sending to friends via MMS and email, via the email client on the handset. A video recording facility is also available, recording clips at 15 fps.

Java support on the handset means you can enhance the functions on the phone by adding popular software such as Yahoo Go, Gmail and Opera Mini, and increase the fun by downloading some games. The 2700 Classic comes with four games already pre-installed, Rally Star, Soduko, Snake III and Diamond Rush.

Reported battery life on this little handset is really good, with an estimated 288 hours of standby and up to 6 hours of talktime available.

Like we said at the beginning, it is unlikely that you will see the Nokia 2700 Classic winning any awards, but for some it is not all about accolades, it is just about having a handset that gets the job done, and that the 2700 surely can do.

The 2700 Classic is expected to be released around May this year, for full specifications check out our Nokia 2700 Classic reviews and watch this space for an update.

Making your money go that little bit further also applies to looking out for a good bargain; getting a product at a good price always leaves a good feeling. So if Pay As You Go is an option you are looking at, we have hand picked five handsets that we feel offer particularly outstanding value.

The Sony Ericsson J132 from just £4.84, if you are looking for a mobile phone that covers the basics, but covers them well, you can’t go wrong with our cheapest PAYG phone, the Sony Ericsson J132. The phone is incredibly light, weighing in at just 76g, and has a tough, dust resistant keypad. Despite the no frills appearance and price, the handset does include an FM radio and with the option of a 3.5mm audio output jack, you can plug in with your own favourite, comfortable headphones.

If the J132 isn’t your thing, then a good budget handset from Nokia is the Nokia 1650 from £9.73. Weighing in at a very light 80g, the small compact 1650 is another handset for people who just want to make calls, and send text. Despite the ‘glamour’ of the top end internet accessing, emailing on the move smartphones, there is a good percentage of mobile users who just want to make calls, and send text messages. Nokia have built their reputation on simple to use, easy to understand handsets and the 1650 carries that tradition admirably.

The Nokia 2630, another excellent budget handset, from £19.53 the Nokia 2630 is slim, small, easy to use, and surprisingly for a phone of its budget range it includes Bluetooth, for audio connection to a Bluetooth headset. The handset also covers GPRS for data access via WAP, and will include an FM radio and a VGA digital camera.

The Samsung E250, the first phone in this list that can truly offer a range of features over and above the basic calls, texts, and good battery life of the previous phones. A slim slide design handset, the E250 is a tri band phone, has a VGA digital camera, built in FM radio and MP3 player. Onboard memory is quite low at just 10MB but the E250 supports Micro SD cards, up to 2GB in size, so you can add a few tunes from your favourite CD’s and listen on the move. The handset also supports Bluetooth 2.0, allowing you to tune in wirelessly, with a compatible stereo Bluetooth headset. All of these extras, yet the phone still only weighs-in at just 80g, starts from just £19.53.

The Skypephone, now, if we are talking saving money, then we really should include the Skypephone, on Three. Available on PAYG, the Skypephone allows you to connect to over 246 million Skype users (not all at once, of course!) for free. Simply hit the Skype button in the centre of the phone and talk to your friends, as long as you like, for no cost. Over the Skype service, the Skypephone includes a 2.0 megapixel camera, music and video player, and supports memory expansion with Micro SD memory cards, and of course is 3G compatible for web browsing. Another small handset, the Skypephone weighs in at 86g, is available in black or white and starts from £34.99.

These are just a few that we feel offer extremely good value, check out our Pay As You Go Deals for our full list of comparable handsets.