| 27th September - UK mobile operator
O2 announced the details of its flat rate data packages on Thursday. O2 is the
last of the UK network operators to introduce a flat rate service. O2's
decision to introduce a data package is a result of the operator winning the contract
to supply the Apple iPhone in the UK. After all, T-Mobile and 3 UK have had various
data plans available for some time, while Orange and Vodafone got around to introducing
their own in the summer. The O2 Web Bolt On is available to prepay and
postpay customers for £7.50 per month and is subject to a fair usage policy
which operates above the 200MB line. O2 claims this is enough to serve approximately
1,400 internet pages per month. For contract customers who want to use
their phone as a modem or own a data card, O2 has also launched the O2 Web Max
plan for £30 per month, with a fair usage policy of 3GB. For a fixed
cost of £10 per month, Unlimited BlackBerry customers can get access to
the internet, with a fair usage policy which operates above 200MB. Corporate
customers also get 30 minutes of wifi access included in the Web Max package.
The packages will all be available from October 1.
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