1 August, 2008

iPhone 3G news: Virgin, Three

iPhone Virgins

Virgin Mobile has now confirmed that they are offering the Apple iPhone on contract.

Virgin, always known to provide a market shake-up where needed, have competitive plans and rates for the iPhones. According to Mactalk forum, the Virgin supplied iPhones are however tied to the Optus network. Whether this will change is uncertain.

Three customers can now remain with Three

Not to be completely left out (?), Three are now offering iPhone plans and support - although not able to actually offer the iPhone. This means you can get a pre-paid iPhone unlocked and use the Three network. This also from Mactalk forums:

Three, have decided to go ahead and offer iPhone plans and support anyway, even though they aren’t selling the actual device. The plans represent fantastic value - provided you have an unlocked device in the first place. Their cheapest cap, $49, will buy you $320 worth of credit plus 1GB of data - by far the best value so far. Keep in mind, however, that an unlocked 8GB iPhone costs a minimum of $820 in the first place…

Telstra?

Note the advice on the MacTalk forum that Telstra has also lowered their prices, no doubt realising that the competition is now quite strong.

Keeping your iPhone covered

Where to: Buy iPhone 3G covers and skins

Not only have the XSKN XRAP crystal cases and eXo Mask skins been selling like, ehh, hot apple pies … soon we’ll have some 4Mac Ellipse skins and DLO SlimCase (leather) for iPhone 3G to offer you.

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