|
|
|
...but next year's launch will see it lag behind O2 and Orange
Vodafone has announced that it will soon be the third UK mobile phone network to sell Apple's iPhone range.
In a brief statement, the company said it would "bring iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS to the UK and Ireland in early 2010". It has not released any information on how much the phones will cost or an exact launch date.
Yesterday Orange announced that it would start selling the handsets later this year, ending two years during which they were only available through O2.
Of the major mobile networks this leaves only T-Mobile and 3 without the iPhone. T-Mobile and Orange are planning to merge in the UK.
Those interested in the iPhone on Vodafone can register their interest at www.vodafone.co.uk/iphone.
Article tags
Related articles
O2 loses exclusivity deal in the UK
The cars of today feature many high-tech gadgets, from sophisticated self diagnostics to entertainment. We look at some of this clever on-board technology
Security flaws exploited by hackers are no longer present, networks confirm
Q.Why are some of the keys on my keyboard doing strange...
Q.Is my phone’s Bluetooth any use?
Q.Can I switch boot drives so that I can work on older...
Make a profit from your unused gadgets
Run Windows and Ubuntu on the same computer
Hide private folders
Save up to 40% on the price
Exclusive subscriber website
Our price won't be beaten
St Helena, a 'small British village' in the mid-Atlantic, is seeking support and funding for a broadband connection
|
|
|
|
|
Computeractive Excel (2010) Online tutorialPrice: £19.99 |
Computeractive Word (2010) Online TutorialPrice: £19.99 |
Computeractive Powerpoint (2010) Online TutorialPrice: £19.99 |
Angry BirdsPrice: £9.99 |
Back Issue CD-Rom 14 (2011)Price: £15.99 |
