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#16571 17-Oct-2007 11:20
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As reported here on GZ...

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=7426

Sorry, but the page seems to have been corrected. You can still see it here


It looked like for an hour or so, that Orange had stolen the iPhone contract off t-mobile in Germany. News item of the hour? Or just more media FUD?

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Sorry MF, just had to share it with everyone Laughing

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#91353 17-Oct-2007 12:13
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That's what I thought so too. I thought I'm sure the announcement made last week was Apple iPhone goes to T-mobile in Germany, and Orange for France... then this morning Orange for Germany (got me thinking what had happened to T-mobile?)

Glad to see it was a typo in the PR from Mauricio. hehe.

p/s: i still won't want to get it, unless it natively support Exchange-Activesync and HSPA.




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