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iPhone 3G price cut may herald successor handset
Stephen Withers
Monday, 16 March 2009 03:10
Now Telegraph.co.uk tells us that unidentified sources say O2 is preparing the offer the 8G iPhone 3G at no upfront cost on a wider range of plans.
According to the article, the iPhone is sold that way with £44 and £73 monthly contracts, but costs £97 upfront on a £34 contract.
That, the Telegraph says, will change in May when the eight-gig iPhone G3 will start being given away with the £34 contract.
And where the 16G model is now only free on the £73 contract, you'll be able to pick one up for £0 upfront on the £44 plan.
The move - which has yet to be confirmed by O2 - is said to be aimed at clearing iPhone stocks ahead of a new model.
Apple is pre-announcing the iPhone 3.0 software this week. News of that event spurred expectations that a new iPhone would debut at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference.
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