Philipp Humm, Managing Director T-Mobile Germany. said in Welt Online (German language) that T-Mobile is going to offer the iPhone 3G starting at 1 Euro in Germany. Of course, to get that price you have to choose the service plan which costs 89 Euros ($136). That plan does include 300 SMS messages and 1,000 minutes, along with an unlimited data plan.

Recently O2 (U.K.) announced a deal whereby you can get an iPhone free if you get either the £45 ($88 - 1,200 minutes, 300 SMS, unlimited data) or £75 ($147 - 3,000 minutes, 500 SMS, unlimited data) service plans. Considering the starting U.S. voice plan is $39.99 for 450 minutes, $30 for unlimited data and $5 for 200 SMS messages, U.S. users are feeling a little left out.

To get 900 minutes, in fact, on AT&T with the iPhone 3G would raise the cost $20. This would put the monthly U.S. plan at $95 - higher than the O2 plan, yet we aren't getting free iPhone 3Gs are we? Jealous much?

Source: By Tech Ex - http://technologyexpert.blogspot.com/