Orange adds operator billing option to Windows Phone

Jonathan Morris

May 5, 2011

Orange is now allowing its subscribers using a Windows Phone 7 handset to pay for the purchase of apps on Windows Phone Marketplace, by adding the cost to their monthly bill.

The operator currently sells the HTC 7 Mozart, Samsung’s Omnia 7 and LG’s Optimus 7 handsets and the offer is available to all Orange pay-monthly customers in the UK.

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