T-Mobile has revealed that it will be changing its pay monthly mobile phone tariffs for their exclusive Google Android Smartphone, the HTC G1. Since its release in late October, the HTC G1 was originally only available on T-Mobiles Flext40 and Combi 35 tariffs for £31.50 per month, but will now be available from as little as £20 a month on an 18 month contract.
The new tariffs on offer from T-Mobile will be the Flext30, which is an 18 month contract at £30 a month with a free HTC G1, unlimited internet and up to 700 minutes or 1400 texts. The cheapest tariff will be the Combi 15, which is again an 18 month contract, but cost £20 a month with 100 minutes and 200 texts; the G1 will cost you £100 if you choose this contract, but also comes with an upgraded 8GB memory card.
T-Mobile has implemented these new tariffs to turn the heat up on the iPhone 3G, which is the G1’s main rival at the moment. The HTC G1 is available in white and black, but there are no plans to offer it as a pay as you go option at the moment.