Apple iPhone `Subsidized' by Cingular, Says Who?
Nils Holland
apple at tisys.org
Mon Jan 15 04:41:17 PST 2007
Jean-Christophe Helary schrieb:
> Why not think that Apple's strategy in the US and in Europe differ ?
>
Entirely possible. But as Jesús said:
> The iPhone, as has been repeatedly said, requires
> changes in the network's systems. Selling the iPhone without Cingular
> will require all networks to support the Apple services (because
> Apple won't release a phone with crippled functionality).
Selling it unlocked in Germany (or all over Europe) would mean that all
providers would have to be prepared for it so it can deliver the best
experience. I have no idea if this is realistic, at the moment.
Greetings,
Nils
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