5 June 2008 12:18 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
After the news we've brought you that the 3G iPhone could go on sale for around the £100 mark in the UK, Macworld is reporting that the next-gen device will actually be offered "from free".The site states, quoting "UK sources", that the standard price for the phone will in fact be £100 on an 18-month contract, but "deeper plans" will include "free upgrades, free phones for high-tariff users and pay-as-you-go deals".
The speculation goes that O2 may offer the iPhone 2 in the UK on a contract-free, pay-as-you-go basis for the same price as the previous model - at £269.
Other rumours include O2 offering the handset free to those that sign up for the most expensive £75 per month contract and existing iPhone customers getting the chance to upgrade for free if they sign up to another 18-month deal.
Phones, iPhone, Apple, O2, Rumours
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