Vodafone reveals that they will start selling the iphone in the UK from 14th January 2010 onwards. It is the latest UK's Mobile Phone Networks to offer the iPhone to customers.
The cheap and best tariff available for people is £30 a month for 24 months, plus additional handset charges ranging from £59 (iPhone 3G 8GB) to £239 (3GS 32GB). Here both business and consumer contracts are subject to a 1GB monthly data limit on mobile internet use as compare to the Orange has a limit of 750MB per month.
Both Vodafone and O2 offers unlimited wifi use. As Orange's data limit incorporate connections to the internet via BT Open-Zone wifi.
Both O2's and Orange's lowest tariffs - £34.26 and £29.36 respectively - are on a 24-month contract and come with a free iPhone where Vodafone lowest tariffs - £35 a month contract over a two year period and also including a free 3G 8GB handset.
Where Tesco Mobile tariffs start at £20 a month for 12 months - with a £222 charge for the same model of handset
Guy Laurence, chief executive of Vodafone UK, said that the company had been preparing its network for over a year to handle the introduction of the iPhone.
Vodafone has also introduced a charge for customers wishing to use their iPhones as a modem - starting at £5 to download 500 MB.
Source[BBC]
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