Orange And T-Mobile UK Launch Three Android 4G Phones Today Ahead Of EE's Launch At The End Of This Month
Orange and T-Mobile UK, the two companies forming the new 4G Everything Everywhere network in the UK, have launched three 4G capable Android phones today.
That means that if you're an Orange or T-Mobile customer, you can now buy the Samsung Galaxy S III LTE, HTC One XL, or Huawei Ascend P1 LTE on contract to ensure that you're ahead of the game before 4G goes live in the UK at the end of this month.
Plans for the Samsung and HTC devices start at 41 a month, with the phones costing 19.99. The Huawei Ascend P1 is available for free on contracts from 36 a month. When EE launches, it will also offer the Samsung Galaxy Note II LTE to customers.
When Everything Everywhere finally launches, Orange and T-Mobile customers will be able to seamlessly switch over to the new network and continue their contract without any fees if their monthly costs remain the same or increase. Customers who find that their monthly costs will decrease after switching will have to pay an upgrade fee.
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