During winter holidays, the British public seems to be no surprises with regard to encouraging the presence of 3G iPhone devices and the latest 3GS prices relatively better. By holding an operator Vodafone from the UK, will begin offering the iPhone 3G device and 3GS on January 14, 2010.

For the British public who want to get the device, subject to monthly rates ranging from 30 pounds with the 2-year warranty, plus a handset device for 59 pounds for the device and iPhone 3G 8GB for 239 pounds 3GS 32GB iPhone device.

In addition, users will also be given access to mobile internet with 3G 1GB data and unlimited WiFi access. And for users who want to use the device as a modem iPhone was charged a fee of 5 pounds to make the download process for 500MB of data.

Furthermore, although the agreement with Vodafone for the iPhone device was apparently a defensive move in a hurry but the pursuit of Vodafone in marketing the iPhone 3G device and its realization 3GS have to wait next year. And Vodafone also claimed to have prepared the network for more than a year to handle the existing iPhone devices. Then how gait Vodafone next? Will be going well or even be dropped? We’ll see!