All the latest UK technology news, reviews and analysis

O2 goes for flat-rate data plans

by Iain Thomson

More from this author

28 Sep 2007

Be the first to comment

  • Tweet this

O2 has followed the lead of other mobile companies in announcing a flat-rate charge for data on its mobile network.

The operator's Bolt On offering caps data charges at £7.50 a month within a 200MB limit. The company also has a 3GB data rate set at £30 per month.

Sally Cowdry, director of marketing at O2, said: "O2 has a whole range of devices which provide a great mobile internet experience such as the Xda Orbit, BlackBerry and, of course, the iPhone.

"We are now offering unlimited Bolt Ons to help our customers do what they want without worrying about the bill."

The company is also offering a special BlackBerry deal at £10 per month, also capped at 200MB.

Do you agree?

 

Add your comment

We won't publish your address
By submitting a comment you agree to abide by our Terms & Conditions. Your comment will be moderated before publication.

Poll

IT priorities for 2012

What is the most important IT priority for your company this year?

99%

0%

1%

0%

0%

Connect with V3.co.uk

Sign up to our daily or weekly newsletters

Accurev

Top 5 software development challenges

This paper focuses on a series of best practices and techniques for development teams looking to improve their software development processes

Talend

Rubbish in, rubbish enterprise

Why good data management at all levels is essential in the modern business (video, 6mins)

Electronics Engineer, Real Time Control Systems Engineer

Electronics Engineer, Real Time Control Systems Engineer...

Electronics Software Engineer - C - Control Systems Programming

Electronics Software Engineer - C - Control Systems Programming...

Winform Software Developer

I'm looking for a Software Developer that will report...

Principal ETL Consultant (IBM DataStage)

A Principal ETL Consultant with expertise in IBM InfoSphere...

To send to more than one email address, simply separate each address with a comma.