Multiple sources are reporting that that T-Mobile UK is in talks with Apple to bring the iPhone 3G – last year’s model – to its mobile service, taking away the phone’s exclusivity from competing carrier O2. Reports from Register Hardware and guardian.co.uk suggest the appearance of the iPhone 3G on the British T-Mobile network could happen

A full week ahead of the grand Apple event set for January 27, rumors about the company’s iTablet / iSlate are showing up from all over the Web. For example, Guardian.co.uk is implying that Apple has “approached” UK operators in order to negotiate a possible release of its upcoming tablet. Orange – which will likely offer

At this point, conventional wisdom firmly places the stateside release of the forthcoming Apple Tablet in March, with the possibility of a delay to June. Thats a long enough wait for Yanks, but what about the rest of the world? According to The Guardian, Britons can expect a delay of at least a few months. The

Vodafone working on tie-up with O2, while Orange keen to join T-Mobile/3 alliance, local press reports. Vodafone and O2 plan to pool their networks, while Vodafone’s existing partner, Orange plans to ask T-Mobile and 3 for permission to join their network sharing venture, The Guardian reported without citing its sources. All five companies will continue to compete

well thats how it would appear, anyway. The Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) iPhone 3G and 3GS have been spreading across UK networks since O2 (NYSE: TEF) lost their exclusive right last year. First Orange got it, then Tesco Mobile, and now Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) but what of Vodafones sales figures? Have they eclipsed the

Now here’s some interesting news; according to the Guardian newspaper, Vodafone and O2 apparently are to pool networks, and Vodafone’s current partner Orange is to ask 3 and T-Mobile for permission to join their network sharing scheme. All five of the carriers will still operate under their individual brand names, however bringing together their networks will

Mobile reports that Apple will begin offering the iPhone 3G to wireless carriers Orange and T-Mobile in the UK later this year, while retaining exclusivity for the new iPhone 3GS for longtime partner O2.The move is set for as early a...

This is the true story of how T-Mobile UK has been able to sell iPhone 3G units despite the official Apple partner in the UK is O2. And O2 exclusivity deal will expire in September if not later. T-Mobile has been offering iPhone 3G units to its most exclusive clientele. The company apparently has been

Apple will end its two year exclusive deal with O2 this September, allowing other networks like Orange and T-Mobile to distribute iPhone 3G handsets. But the Cupertino-based company will continue to give O2 exclusivity for iPhone 3GS. The addition of a new network selling the iPhone will break O2’s UK exclusivity on the coveted handset, and

Back in September, Orange had signed an agreement with Apple. With this agreement, the company acquired the rights to retail the iPhone 3G as well as the iPhone 3GS in the UK. According to Guardian, Orange will start offering the iPhone 3GS from November 10 onwards, a day after Apple’s two-year exclusive contract with O2