Tuesday 18 September 2007
UK iPhone unveiled on O2 network at London Apple Store
Tags: apple, jobs, details, iphone
And here's Safari, browsing happily over Wi-Fi. O2 says iPhone users will be able to use 7,500 Cloud Wi-Fi hotspots for no extra charge. We should think not.
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AnonymousTue 18 September, 2007 7:10pm
What's the point of paying £269 for the 8GB iPhone, with an extra £35 quid a month for 18 months, with not many minutes or texts (unlimited data, but 02 only have 30% EDGE coverage)?
The 16GB iPod touch is the same price, and also has WiFi, and no contracts, leaving you able to get a better contract with a FREE phone.