Telecom launched its 3G network in New Zealand a year before Vodafone, but it took a different tack with the EV-DO service initially. The emphasis was on providing data devices for business users such as the Harrier and later the Apache unlike Vodafone, which launched a whole range of Live! services such as video calling, downloadable music, and games.Now, however, there is a handset from Telecom New Zealand which caters for customers looking for similar content to what Vodafone provides: the Sanyo SCP-9000. Is a single 3G handset enough though to match Vodafone’s large range of phones?It’s got a gig!This is a premium phone, no doubt about that. The Sanyo SCP-9000 costs NZ$699 on an open term contract, and on Telecom’s Mytime 12 to 24 month plans; those who sign up for the 36-month...