Engadget said:10:04 - Here we go... and that was fast, the iPhone has been announced for the UK! "We picked the best one, the most poplular carrier, it's O2."
The iPhone has been announced for the UK! "We picked the best one, the most poplular carrier, it's O2. We've since lowered the price of the US phone of the 8GB phone, in the UK the price of the iPhone is £269 including VAT.
Apple Store UK is still online
O2 offline
Apple Store UK is still online
O2 offline
Nov 9th. God, they just love to string everyone along
Waiting for tariff details now, this should be good![]()
Nov 9th. God, they just love to string everyone along
Waiting for tariff details now, this should be good![]()
Why do I want to bring it to my customers in the UK? The iPhone will bring us another breakthrough experience. We've partnered with Carphone Wharehouse, 1300 points of distribution in the UK. Every store will have an expert on the phone." Visual Voicemail is enabled! Unlimited data with £35, 45, 55 plans -- no worry tarrif on EDGE and GPRS. Hmmm, no 3G -- big surprise. Supports number transfer from your current provider to O2. 1000 customer care agents dedicated to iPhone customers....
Hmmmm, bit of a rip off considering you're paying out right for the handset. Also wonder about the details of their "unlimited" data.£35, £45, £55, with unlimited data.
Hmmmm, bit of a rip off considering you're paying out right for the handset. Also wonder about the details of their "unlimited" data.
Naturally I still want one of coursebastards.
"The 3G chipsets are real power hogs. Handset battery life cuts power to 2-3 hours."
"Our phone has a talk time of 8 hours and that's really important when you want to use your phone for internet and music. 3G needs to get back up to 5+ hours, something we think well see later next year."
Good for you. Here however the carrier (o2) usually subsidise the cost of the handset, then you basically are paying for the handset a little each month as part of your plan.Not really... it's basically what we pay in the states.
Good for you. Here however the carrier (o2) usually subsidise the cost of the handset, then you basically are paying for the handset a little each month as part of your plan.
Now they want us to pay for the handset in it's entirety up front, and pay expensive tariffs.
It's not the end of the world, and they will still sell, but it is a bloody cheek.
Now they want us to pay for the handset in it's entirety up front, and pay expensive tariffs.