Before we once again get our Kevin Rose-colored glasses on and hope beyond hope this is a sign the 4th generation iPhone will support video calling and/or video iChat, we're going to hunker down and go with O2 making a bit of a mess-up on their new iPhone plan web page (above).

It does say "UK video calls same as voice calls" but we're just tired for being teased about front-facing cameras and SDK strings, you know?

Also, it's important to remember that the carriers have no idea what Apple will release for the 4th generation iPhone anyway. Even if they had to test it for video conferencing, Apple would make them wait until they showed it off at a WWDC keynote or something similar because they wouldn't want the carrier to leak the feature. Anyway, with our luck O2 will just be bringing an app see the video but not send any back... Sigh.

[O2 via FSM via Redmond Pie via 9to5Mac. Phew!]

Current iPhone user on UK's O2 network eager to get your hands on the hot new iPhone 3G, yeah? Ready to act fast, are you? Willing to sign up for O2's premium £45 or £75 per month plans, eh? If so -- and for a limited time only -- you could qualify for a free iPhone 3G 8GB or 16GB respectively. Cracking deal, innit?

Bargain hunters looking for the £35 plan will have to fork over £99 or £159 for their handsets, as will any newcomers to the platform. Doesn't seem cricket, does it?

Chins up, though, unlike AT&T in the States, O2 will be offering Pay & Go options, though no details have been provided yet.

Take a right little look at the read link for more on O2's iPhone 3G rates and plans...

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