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Orange UK publishes iPhone prices - no price war (yet)
9to5mac.com - 11/2/2009
Orange UK publishes iPhone prices - no price war (yet)
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Orange UK has published the prices and tariffs it will offer new iPhone customers when it makes the device available in the UK on November 10. Expectation the carrier would spark a price war with iPhone incumbent, O2, seem dashed by the initial offering, which also includes options for ...
interest.orange.co.uk - 11/2/2009
iPhone 3GS available from 10 November on Orange
— interest.orange.co.uk — available from 10 November on Orange Really want an iPhone? You won t have to wait long.... iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G will be available to buy from 10 November on Orange the UK s biggest 3G network, covering more people than any other. If you have ... (more) iPhone 3GS available from 10 November on Orange

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theiphoneblog.com - 11/3/2009
The iPhone Blog
— theiphoneblog.com — Orange UK iPhone Pricing Orange UK is set to break O2’s iPhone exclusivity… if not their price... points with the announcement of their pay monthly, pay as you go, and for business plans. What did we notice off the top? Depending on how much you pay on ... (more) The iPhone Blog

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Orange UK iPhone Pricing Plans Just Say No to Price War
theiphoneblog.com - 11/2/2009
Orange UK iPhone Pricing Plans Just Say No to Price War
— theiphoneblog.com — Orange UK is set to break O2’s iPhone exclusivity… if not their price points with the announcement... of their pay monthly, pay as you go, and for business plans. What did we notice off the top? Depending on how much you pay on ... (more) Orange UK iPhone Pricing Plans Just Say No to Price War

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Orange UK iPhone Pricing Plans Just Say No to Price War
The iPhone Blog — ... next to unofficial US caps of 5GB. Good on them for not hiding it, but placing that paltry figure anywhere close to “unlimited” probably means they shouldn’t use “unlimited” to begin with. Not much in terms of cutting O2’s pricing though. Maybe Vodafone will feel a bit more daring? If you’re thinking of going Orange, check out the full pricing info and let us know if it’s what you expected, better, or worse? [via 9to5mac] This is a story by the iPhone Blog. This feed is sponsored by The ...

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