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iPhone invasion builds as Scandinavia, Eastern Europe fall
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 28 May 2008 02:43
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Contrary to early expectations of exclusivity set by Apple's behaviour, some countries (eg Australia and Italy) will see the iPhone on offer from more than one carrier.The world is watching and waiting for an announcement about the 3G iPhone, which is expected to be made by Steve Jobs at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in the US on June 9.
In Australia, the biggest carrier Telstra has yet to make an announcement about the iPhone, while its two biggest competitors Optus and Vodafone have both announced iPhone agreements.
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