Price Plans

Three Mobile UK reveals iPad prices

By George Lim, Sunday, Dec 5, 2010 a 1:57 pm

Three Mobile UK, just like T-Mobile UK and Orange UK have released their subsidised iPad prices.

Also like Orange, Three UK are offering the 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB models of the device at subsidised

16GB - £199
32GB - £249
64GB - £349

The monthly plan is £25/24 months for 15GB of data a month.

So what are the UK, France, German, and Japanese iPhone 4 carrier plans going to be?

By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Jun 14, 2010 a 3:40 pm

Even before Apple announced the iPhone 4 was coming to the US, UK, France, Germany, and Japan on June 24, AT&T announced new, tiered and capped data plans and aggressive upgrade options for the new handset. Internationally...? Cricket chirps.

So here's where the power of the TiPb nation comes in. We've put as much as we could find below, but if you know more about carrier plans and upgrade options in the UK, France, Germany, or Japan, drop it in the comments and we'll update the post.

AT&T users can keep unlimited data plans even when upgrading to iPhone HD/iPhone 4G... unless they want tethering. (And how to check your data usage)

By Leanna Lofte, Wednesday, Jun 2, 2010 a 4:49 pm

The good news is, existing iPhone users with the $30 unlimited data plan can keep that plan even if upgrading to the next generation iPhone HD/iPhone 4G this summer -- unless you want to tether, at which point you'll need to switch to one of the new AT&T tiered pricing data plans for smartphones.

If you're trying to decide whether or not you should make the switch, the first question that comes to mind is "how much data am I using now?" You can find out very easily from AT&T's website and TiPb is here to show you how.

What do you think of AT&T's new iPhone data rates?

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Jun 2, 2010 a 9:47 am

What do you think of AT&T's new data rates?online surveys

What do you think of AT&T's new iPhone data rates? Let us know in the pole above, and let us know how much data you're currently using in the comments, and whether you think you'd save or lose out under the new plan.

Also, let us know if this is enough to make you consider leaving AT&T, and/or if you're worried Verizon and the other carriers will follow suit with data caps and tiers.

AT&T changes iPad data plans, now less for less

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Jun 2, 2010 a 7:52 am

As part of their attempt to reboot the matrix of US data rates today, AT&T also altered those "groundbreaking" iPad data plan rates Steve Jobs announced back in February. Existing customers can keep their existing plans, but new customers will get less for less:

AT&T adds data caps, changes rates for iPhone plans, will support tethering for extra charge

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Jun 2, 2010 a 7:48 am

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AT&T has just changed the face of cell data in the US by axing their "unlimited" plans, offering cheaper but data-capped (200MB/2GB) plans in their place, and supporting tethering for an additional fee. Existing customers can keep their own plans, but new customers get these starting June 7. Coincidentally, that's the day Steve Jobs takes the keynote stage at WWDC 2010 to announce the 4th generation iPhone HD/iPhone 4G, probably with video chat over 3G.

NOTE: Existing customers -- even if you upgrade to the new iPhone HD/iPhone 4G in June -- can still keep your existing unlimited data plans. You're grandfathered in.

Here are the details:

AT&T Offers New $100 Unlimited Voice/Data (Not SMS) Plan for iPhone

By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Jan 15, 2010 a 5:10 pm

In a move designed to match Verizon's recent price drop, AT&T has announced a new $100 unlimited voice/data plan for iPhone users, though it doesn't cover SMS which is still an extra $20 for unlimited. Here's the relevant passage from the presser: