Mobile Today is reporting that from tomorrow, O2 will be slashing the 8GB iPhone’s price by £100 to £169, but only temporarily, in a promotion running until 1st June. It’s not a surprise, given that T-Mobile also cut the price of the device last week in Germany. It’s a bit of a swizz, since T-Mobile’s price cut was from the equivalent of £315 to £78. It’s presumably all about running stocks down before the 3G iPhone goes on sale in June, although it’s a little strange that the 16GB iPhone isn’t getting a price cut - it’ll reportedly stay at £329. I can’t help wondering who’d buy a current iPhone now though, when they could wait a matter of months for the new model…
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