All four “Orange for iPhone” rates include free access to visual voice messaging service, and what Orange describes as “unlimited” access to email and the Internet.
However, the fine print expressly prohibits reading newsgroups, using the device to make VoIP (voice over IP) calls, sharing files in peer-to-peer services, or using the iPhone as a modem in combination with a PC. portable. Orange also advises that you can limit traffic above 500MB per month, or around 1MB of data for every hour of operation.
Orange is the fourth mobile operator to sell the iPhone, following in the footsteps of AT&T, T-Mobile and O2.
The price of the unlocked iPhone in France compares favorably with that of the Nokia N95, which is priced at € 829 without a contract, or € 269 for those who sign a two-year contract with SFR (Orange’s rival). The Nokia phone lacks a touch screen, but includes a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver for navigation, as well as working with high-speed 3G (3rd generation) mobile networks, while the iPhone is limited to EDGE networks. Older.
