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27/02/08, 17:13:11
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Originally Posted by El Periodico
The long-awaited third-generation iPhone will finally arrive in the summer for the whole world, and Telefonica will bring it exclusively in Spain from July. The company president, Cesar Alierta, will make the announcement during the World Congress Mobile, the new name of the 3GSM fair (which begins next February 11 in Barcelona), according to confirmed industry sources.
The operator also announced that it will bring the iPhone to Italy, where it owns 10% of Telecom Italia. The new mobile phone will also launch simultaneously in the United States, where AT&T is starting to provide coverage and will be compatible with UMTS networks Edge (advanced version of GPRS), which the current version uses.
The launch of the iPhone is expected in Spain as a great event, which will include a visit from Steve Jobs to Madrid, the first to be undertaken by the founder of Apple to Spain. Telefonica wants to give more visibility to the inauguration of a shop in the former corporate headquarters of the company in Madrid's Gran Vía.
The Spanish iPhone - will be exclusive but will not have marked the logo of Telefonica - integrated into its menu direct access to emotion, Telefonica's mobile portal. In February, Apple will release a software development kit, and Telefonica could create applications for users to download on the mobile phone.
Apple has sold four million phones at it's mark in 200 days campaign, which included the first units of Britain, Germany and France.
Originally Posted by El Periodico
The long-awaited third-generation iPhone will finally arrive in the summer for the whole world, and Telefonica will bring it exclusively in Spain from July. The company president, Cesar Alierta, will make the announcement during the World Congress Mobile, the new name of the 3GSM fair (which begins next February 11 in Barcelona), according to confirmed industry sources.
The operator also announced that it will bring the iPhone to Italy, where it owns 10% of Telecom Italia. The new mobile phone will also launch simultaneously in the United States, where AT&T is starting to provide coverage and will be compatible with UMTS networks Edge (advanced version of GPRS), which the current version uses.
The launch of the iPhone is expected in Spain as a great event, which will include a visit from Steve Jobs to Madrid, the first to be undertaken by the founder of Apple to Spain. Telefonica wants to give more visibility to the inauguration of a shop in the former corporate headquarters of the company in Madrid's Gran Vía.
The Spanish iPhone - will be exclusive but will not have marked the logo of Telefonica - integrated into its menu direct access to emotion, Telefonica's mobile portal. In February, Apple will release a software development kit, and Telefonica could create applications for users to download on the mobile phone.
Apple has sold four million phones at it's mark in 200 days campaign, which included the first units of Britain, Germany and France.