Jailbreak:
- 1st Generation iPhone (up to version 3.1.2)
- iPhone 3G (up to version 3.1.2)
- iPhone 3GS (up to version 3.1.2)

Features:
- Use any GSM Sim card worldwide
- Jailbreak
- Custom ringtones and wallpapers
- Third-party applications
- Enable full iPod capabilities
- Safari, YouTube, Google Maps, Notes, Photos, E-mail
- WiFi/Edge Connection
- And a lot more ..

Charges are – Free phone 16gb 3gs – then $70 per month for 24 months. This is free unlimited internet – 1200 minutes of calls and 500 text messages. We also don’t use any minutes if people call us so all of the 1200 minutes is used for outgoing calls.

Lets compare what you say to what we have in the US.
The most basic “National” plan, required for the iPhone starts at $40, and gives 450 minutes. The data plan for the iphone is $30 a month. The newest iPhone (3GS) is $200 for the 16GB version.

If Orange is charging $74 for its plan, does that include internet? If it does, then they are really only paying $4 more a month than we are. Are they required to hold a one year contract, or two? If two years, the $4 a month works out to only $96. That means that Orange users are getting the phone for $104 cheaper than AT&T users in the US.

Could it be that Apple is making the same amount of money on their product to Orange users and AT&T users, but the discrepancy is that AT&T is making money on the sale of iPhones too, whereas Orange is not (or making less money on them?) Is Orange subsidizing the iphone more than AT&T? Or does the $74 NOT include a data plan? How does all of this work out?