Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Apart from the question what the idea is behind posting plans with no prices for phone or plan, is their data really that bad. The most you may per day if you use more data is 9 SEK per day or 270 SEK per month ($45). It will of course be less as you are unlikely to use all your allowed bandwidth the first day and you may not use enough to reach the max every day. So if the plan is low enough, it seems like this could still end up with a reasonable cost. It is however funny that they don't have an unlimited plan when they clearly have limited what you'd pay if you used data without a plan.

I saw that you are allowed to buy the 199 SEK Unlimited* plan to the iphone

*unlimited in newspeech is 5GB
 
Official prices converted from SEK to USD:

Code:
Monthly cost	   	$49 	 $82   	  $143
Free minutes	   	100 min  250 min  1000 min 
Free SMS	   	100 SMS  250 SMS  1000 SMS 
Data, MB*		100 MB   250 MB   1000 MB 
        
Prices, Iphone 3G 8 GB
18 mån.  		$415  	 $315     $230 
24 mån.   		$280     $165     $0.16
        
Prices, Iphone 3G 8 GB
18 mån.  		$550     $449     $365 
24 mån.   		$415     $299     $132
 
T-Mobile in The Netherlands cheapest plan 29,95 eu for what we know at least 2048kbps down/384kbps up. Unlimited data. And 1400 Wi-Fi hotspots, plus visual voicemail.

Pretty attractive:D!

Unless you're with another provider and won't settle for the crappy T-Mobile coverage.
I'll stick with Vodafone thank you, and get my hands on a no doubt soon-to-be-hacked 3G iPhone
 
Pirce in Denmark

http://telia.dk/iphone/priser/

What is sayes is.

price pr. md. the first 6 md. (you can't make a contract on a phone longer then 6 md in DK) 599.- 126,33US$

Price pr. md. after the first 6 md. 399.- 84,15US$

Min. to th other telia phone (In Denmark) 0,-
Min. to non cell phone (in Denmark) 0,-
Min. pr. md to theres phone 300min. (you don't use min. if other calls you)
Data pr. md. 300MB
SMS Free
Price pr. min after the 300min 0,99 0,21US$
Data over 300MB 1,25 pr. MD 0,26US$
And acces to Telias WiFi spots. But there is not many of them and they are widely spred.

Price for phone:
8GB 1.399,- 295,05US$
16GB 1.999,- 421,60US$

Minimum total price for 6md.
8GB 4.993,- 1053,04US$
16GB 5.593,- 1179,58US$
 
GERMANY

cheapest model:

16 GB iPhone 3G

249 € + Complete S Plan for 29 €

including

50 free minutes, 500 mb data and for 4 € extra u can get 40 free text messages

ready for pre-order and guarateed delivery on july 11
 
Unlocked: NO (but it'll be hacked!) Contractless: YES
Vodafone Italy offers contractless 3G iPhones for €499 (8Gb) and €569 (16Gb) :D

Is the lock for italy only? I could live with a phone that does not work with any other provider in italy :D
 
This is not iPhone specific but... Vodafone NZ announced a new "casual" Internet data rate. You get charged $1 (NZD) for the day. You get only 10MB and then you pay $1 per each MB thereafter. They say this is to make Internet usage "much more affordable." I'd certainly be switching 3G off at those prices. :mad: The state of mobile Internet in New Zealand is truly pathetic.

:eek:

I was going to complain about the Irish iPhone data rates (1GB per month, 2c per MB after that), until I read the Swedish rates, and New Zealand is even worse!
 
This is not iPhone specific but... Vodafone NZ announced a new "casual" Internet data rate. You get charged $1 (NZD) for the day. You get only 10MB and then you pay $1 per each MB thereafter. They say this is to make Internet usage "much more affordable." I'd certainly be switching 3G off at those prices. :mad: The state of mobile Internet in New Zealand is truly pathetic.
Is that NZ$1 per day, every day, or per day, only on days that you use it? If it's the latter, I assume that Vodafone NZ offers other, typical, by-the-month plans.
 
no iChat nor Skype with T-Mobile

If you are after t-Mobile, you better have a look at the contract details.
T-Mobile spokesman Alexander von Schmettow in an interview with German "MacWelt" magazine emphasized that Instant Messaging and Voice over IP are not included to the service offering when not on WLAN.

His argumentation was with quality (capacity) of the network, while the article points out the importance of revenue from text messaging and network services for T-Mobile.

German report here:
http://portal.gmx.net/de/themen/digitale-welt/mobile/6190056-Nimmt-T-Mobile-dem-iPhone-3G-den-Nutzen

Is it just Australia who refuses to release their pricing? :mad:
Looks like pricing information for Switzerland will be available as with the start of selling at July 11th.

Update: Swisscom just release their price plans for the iPhone.
http://iphone3g.swisscom.ch/?lang=en
 
Also they meant "per minute" voice pricing, not "per hour". Go down to the tariff section.

The "per hour" pricing is right, it's standard swisscom practice inside their own mobile net and for calls to fixed-line numbers for contract customers - only the pre-paid contract is different as it costs .80 CHF for the 1st hour and then .30 CHF per additional hour... - calls to the competitors mobile networks on the other hand are factured on a per minute basis...
 
The "per hour" pricing is right, it's standard swisscom practice inside their own mobile net and for calls to fixed-line numbers for contract customers - only the pre-paid contract is different as it costs .80 CHF for the 1st hour and then .30 CHF per additional hour... - calls to the competitors mobile networks on the other hand are factured on a per minute basis...

So what you mean is that an iphone calling a mobile phone off net (i.e. to another mobile phone not on your own mobile network) is 0.50 - 0.80 CHF per minute.
 
From the press release:
When bought with a Swisscom pre- or postpaid contract, the use of iPhone 3G is limited to Swisscom SIM-cards.
:eek: Contractless phones (CHF 519 and 619, respectively) are unlocked!
There are no such thing as a contractless iphone --- they just mis-worded that sentence in English.

Pay as you go iphones are simlocked.
So, you're saying that sentence should read, Whether bought with a Swisscom pre- or postpaid contract, the use of iPhone 3G is limited to Swisscom SIM-cards? Does pay-as-you-go Swisscom service require some sort of contract even though the user is not obligated to pay a monthly minimum?
 
So, you're saying that sentence should read, Whether bought with a Swisscom pre- or postpaid contract, the use of iPhone 3G is limited to Swisscom SIM-cards? Does pay-as-you-go Swisscom service require some sort of contract even though the user is not obligated to pay a monthly minimum?

I just think that it would be wise to read the French and Swiss German language of the website.
 
Does pay-as-you-go Swisscom service require some sort of contract even though the user is not obligated to pay a monthly minimum?

"Prepaid-Angebot von Swisscom ist die Benutzung auf SIM-Karten von Swisscom beschränkt." (part of the press release)

reads as: "The pay-as-you-go Swisscom services is limited to swisscom SIM cards only" => as samab said: sim-locked (contract or no contract is of no moment in that case)
 
Even more interesting are the swisscom fact sheet on the contracts - there is a position dealing with video calls (!?)
That is part of the generic price plan, which is valid for other phones too. There is no special price plan for the iPhone, therefore no such feature can be induced for it.
 
Right - I had not thought of that... :rolleyes: (a bit unfortunate that one, giving a fact sheet with facts not applicable to the iphone on an iphone mini site...)
 
An update on the Belgian iPhone Situation:
Mobistar (the Belgian operator) announced tonight that the scheduled press meeting of July 4th (tomorrow) has been cancelled.

The press meeting was supposed to inform us about the Belgian release date and prices.

The given reason was that Mobistar hasn't been able to get everything ready by tomorrow.

Sources: De Standaard, IphoneClub.nl, ...

My Opinion?
Mobistar = Unbelievable
They can't make any deadline. Belgium announced as july 11th release country.
A few days later, Belgium gets removed from Apple Sites. Mobistar replies me with the excuse that further information will be given later on.
Weeks later Mobistar says they will give info on the press release. Today they cancel.

They should've let Orange stick to the other countries and let daughter company Mobistar deal with other stuff. The othe major operator Proximus would've done it in time.

But that's my opinion, with the necessary speculation :)
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.