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Tuesday 18 September 2007, 11:08 AM

Apple reveals iPhone details

Posted by RichardThurston

Apple has revealed further details of the iPhone at its press conference this morning. The carrier will, as expected, be O2, even if it will prove expensive for O2, with up to 40percent of revenue apparently going to Apple.

What else do we know? The launch date, November 9. That's a Friday, a well in time for the Xmas shopping season.

Who will sell it? Apple, O2, Carphone Warehouse, both on the High Street and online.

How much will it cost? A pricey £269, a smidge higher than its US price. Contracts are for 18 months only and will cost between £35 and £55 per month.

More coming in a news story later.

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hs@designonlocation.de

The UK carrier will be O2, the German carrier T-Mobile and who-knows-who will supply other countries. This will confine us for many more years to paying roaming fees and / or keeping one mobile phone for each country we travel.

When I will be travelling in the UK with my new Iphone my UK contacts will have to dial Germany in order to reach me next door.

The first mobile phone company to supply me with a European mobile number will get me as a customer.

Posted by hs@designonlocation.de on Sep 22, 2007 1:49 PM

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