Using I phone?

[MikeFish]

Chris, something like this will do, unless you want a cheaper one with less data to see if you get on with it:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/EE-PAYG-Triple- ... e+data+sim

Or there was thread started yesterday by Ross (maybe in the general section) about data packages. You could get a monthly contract or do what I do and just buy the card above and repalce it every 3 months (need to activate using your phone on wifi when you first put it in the car though but takes about 10 secs to do.

[RS6chris!]

Oddly enough, any of the mobile providers. You need data only full size SIM.

Cheers Doodle

As in just an any network SIM you can buy anywhere???.... Daft question does it need to be on a contract/pay as you talk??

[doodlebug]

^this. Doesn't matter what the payment arrangement is.

[MikeFish]

Yes any data SIM will do whether monthly or PAYG.

I thinkthe pre-facelift cars were 3G only so don't pay any extra for a 4G service.
Also, some companies will let you have another SIM card attached to your mobile phone account account and share the data. This might work out better for you if you have a lot of unsued data on your phone each month.

Personally, I'd just get a cheap SIM to see if you like it forst, then take it from there.

[Bit_evl]

I work in the cellular marketplace (device side) One of the cheapest and easiest I have come across is giffgaff. Sounds and rhythms with naff but actually if you are a webbie type person is great to use and manage over the interweb. Another option is your existing mobile provider who will often give you a second SIM against your existing line with a small price bump.

Usually go for the smallest possible data pack (1Gb) and then if you run out do an upgrade. Don't listen to them about needing 5G or more. (Streaming media and music heavily will need this)