Posted on 05 August 2009 by Budi Putra
Despite some reports say Apple will end its two year iPhone exclusive deal with O2 this September (and allows other networks like Orange and T-Mobile to distribute iPhone 3G), a new report confirms it will end officially on October 9th.
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Posted on 15 July 2009 by Budi Putra
Apple will end its two year exclusive deal with O2 this September, allowing other networks like Orange and T-Mobile to distribute iPhone 3G handsets. But the Cupertino-based company will continue to give O2 exclusivity for iPhone 3GS.
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Posted on 20 March 2009 by Budi Putra
iPhones getting cheaper or free is no longer rumours, according to Telefónica O2 UK. The operator just confirmed it with their new pricing schemes.
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Tags: O2
Posted on 26 February 2009 by Budi Putra
Apple launched its first-gen iPhone in November 2007, and its 3G version in July 2008 in the UK. As of today, O2 has revealed that sales of the iPhone in the country have just hit the one million mark.
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Tags: O2
Posted on 07 September 2008 by Brenda Stokes
It's that time of the week once again, dear readers, where we take a look back at what has transpired over the course of these past seven days.
Lots of Apple industry news to report. First, a pay-as-you-go plan for the iPhone 3G is set to launch on the carrier O2. The eastern European sales figures for the device have ...
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Posted on 02 September 2008 by Brenda Stokes
It's been known around the net that a pay-as-you-go plan for the iPhone 3G would be coming from O2. But what we didn't know, was when. Now, we've gotten a look at what the carrier will be providing and when we can expect it. Listen up UK iPhone users. This one's for you!
The Pay & Go plan will be available ...
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Posted on 08 July 2008 by Chris Scott Barr
The original iPhone was easily the biggest mobile phone launch ever. The only forseeable way to to surpass it will be with the launch of the 3G. Knowing this, if your company decides to promise an early online sale of the new phone, you'd better make damn sure that your servers are up to handling it. I'm looking at you ...
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Posted on 25 June 2008 by Chris Scott Barr
If you live in the UK and are intending upon getting in on the iPhone 3G action come launch day, you might keep an ear out for news about early registration. According to rumors, the company may be allowing customers to sign up for contracts before the launch date, thus alleviating some congestion on July 11th.
If the rumor is to ...
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Posted on 23 June 2008 by Chris Scott Barr
AT&T has still remained mum on the subject of unsubsidized pricing for the iPhone 3G. This is something people are interested in, since many people may not end up qualifying for the unsubsidized price, due to already being mid-contract. (Granted, we still don't know exactly how AT&T plans on handling this situation). However, some recent news from O2 might give ...
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Posted on 10 June 2008 by Chris Davies
Back when the iPhone first launched in the UK, many users were disappointed by the comparatively high price Apple and carrier O2 were charging. One of the key messages from the iPhone 3G announcement, then, was the confirmation that the same $199 (or equivalent) entry point would be matched in all markets. O2 have just unveiled their monthly contract details, ...
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Posted on 15 May 2008 by ashoperon
O2 has dropped a small bit if information which hints at the launch date for the 3G iPhone. It is not very exact, just like all the other rumors regarding dates, it does say that they expect it "in the coming weeks". Well, that is about as vague as it can get. O2 has states that they will be making ...
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Posted on 25 April 2008 by Chris Davies
Less than two weeks since they cut £100 from the price tag of an 8GB iPhone, UK stocks of the model at retailer The Carphone Warehouse have been completely sold. The news was first broken by the store, carrier O2's official retail partner for the handset, and later confirmed by O2 themselves who have only minimal in-store stock and none ...
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