Apple’s 3G iPhone “no longer exclusive”
Posted By swordfish On 21/04/2008 @ 12:51 pm In Apple, Mobile | 1 Comment
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The 3G iPhone may be released to all service providers, rather than under an exclusive deal with just one, according to early reports.
The long-awaited 3G handset may be released under a non-exclusive deal in Italy, with Apple no longer enforcing profit-sharing schemes, claims the Italian newspaper, La Republica.
Until now the iPhone has been sold in all countries via one chosen operator, and a percentage of monthly tariff charges taken by Apple.
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