Mobile operator T-Mobile UK, which recently hit the headlines over some rather restrictive changes to its internet data Fair Usage Policy (here), has cut the price of its pay monthly "Unlimited browsing" Mobile Broadband package from £15.32 per month to just £10.21 for the first three months.

The 18 month plan, which includes a FREE USB Modem (Dongle), is of course not as unlimited as it may first seem; a 2GB (GigaByte) monthly FUP also applies. Customers that go over this quota will still be able to "browse" websites and emails, but apparently downloading files and streaming videos are out.

We still don't fully understand how T-Mobile can say that "downloading files" should not be allowed but web browsing is fine. After all, websites are all made up of files. We'll just leave that for another discussion.