Jun 12, 2008
3G iPhone release in Australia
So, Optus and Vodafone will launch the 3g iphone on 11 July and it’s likely that Telstra and 3 mobile will not be far behind.
Both have confirmed that they pre-paid plans will be offered with no contract. This should appeal to the younger target demographic.
It is anticipated that the release will spark a bigger demand in smart phones generally on the back of all the hype.
Prices haven’t been conformed and will probably remain under wraps until shortly before the release.
Features
- broadband mobile access for web surfing and email
- push email
- GPS mapping
- parental control restrictions
- scientific calculator
Battery life
- 10 hours of talk time on 2G networks, 5 hours using 3G
- up to 5 to 6 hours of web browsing
- up to 7 hours for video playback
- up to 24 hours for audio playback
Filed Under: Mobile Broadband Devices
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1 GB for $15 plus $5 modem charge. This is the cheapest mobile broadband plan available and excellent if you need email and Internet while on the move. 
5 GB for $39. Great value plan in the mid-range price bracket. No excess data charges.
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