A couple of years ago, Apple launched iPhone market over networks. In the beginning, iPhone exclusively in the O2 network in the UK. Although it was great for O2, it does not offer potential customers a great choice. As a result, Apple has opened the market and made the iPhone 3GS iPhone and 4 are available for Vodafone, O2, Orange, T-Mobile and 3 Mobile.
We see no reason why Apple will not continue this trend. In fact, it would not make sense at all for all these sudden alienate users. So, to begin to expect the new iPhone Apple five tubes are available in all the major five networks in Britain and, maybe, just maybe even the Apple iPhone release in May at the Virgin Mobile network as well.
Next we will look at that mobile phone contracts you can expect to see on the iPhone 5. Well, if you are going for 12-18 month contract, expect to pay money to in relation to the cost of the phone. This can be anything from £ 50 - £ 300.
The amount you pay will also depend on the tariff you choose. Main contract plans, which only includes 100 minutes of ads say 500 text messages are likely to cost around £ 25 a month will mean that you must pay towards the cost of the phone. However, if you go for a higher tariff on Vodafone, Orange, O2, T-Mobile or 3 Mobile - say £ 50 - £ 75 per month, the iPhone 5 will be free. You can also expect to receive from between 800-1200 minutes, unlimited text messaging and the Internet for such plans.
Another likely deal would be the continuation of free gifts. After the iPhone Apple 5 was for 4 + months, you can expect to see the number of independent retailer to start offering free gifts with the iPhone 5. These gifts would include the Cash Back, DVD-player, hair straighteners and other such low price points.
Well, we believe the customer will see a lot of iPhone 5 contracts that will really whet the appetite of potential customers. We will not have to wait too long, as has been suggested that Apple will have more news of these phones in April.
