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T-Mobile to take iPhone to Germany?
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 04 July 2007 13:12
The mooted price is extremely close to that charged in the US, but no indication was given of the likely service charges.
No source was identified, and T-Mobile declined Rheinische Post's request for comment.
T-Mobile was the first German carrier to provide EDGE data services, as used by the iPhone when out of Wi-Fi range.
Vodafone had previously been tipped to secure exclusive European rights to sell Apple's new phone, but the assumption was that this would be in conjunction with the release of a 3G model. T-Mobile also operates a 3G network.
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