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Apple is to open the iPhone 3G to Orange and T-Mobile at the end of its two-year exclusive deal with O2.

The move will challenge O2′s prices and tariffs, but the company will retain exclusivity for the iPhone 3GS, according to Mobile Today.

The move will enable Apple to increase sales of the older model phones, while continuing sales of the new iPhone 3GS with O2.

Orange and T-Mobile both carry the iPhone in several other countries and could start doing so in the UK as soon as September.

Very cool, I’ll need to see what the deals are like, and have a look, it’s not just the linking to the network, it’s the line rental deals do tend to seem that bit more expensive, I can get a great deal at Vodafone on a sim only contract with loads of minutes, data is only a little more, so none of the £45 a month nonsense please, I’m not from Neptune.

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