T-Mobile Loses iPhone Exclusivity To O2 And Vodafone In Germany
T-Mobile Loses iPhone Exclusivity To O2 And Vodafone In Germany
When the iPhone was launched back in 2007, Apple had inked several exclusive agreements with network operators across the world wherein the phone was sold only on these networks - locked. But Apple has changed its strategy since then and inked more multi-carrier distribution agreements in countries like UK where...
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I just wished apple would sell non contract phones here in the USA unlocked. It's still bs it still looks for AT&T. Why Canada gets unlocked phones and we don't?
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I think that the iPhone needs to be freely available. They (apple) would sell millions more if they decided to open it up. I for one would do it in a heartbeat.
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yyes..stupid locked carrier make people change their mind..if they sell iphone unlock..i think the whole world using iphone instead other phone..well its worthed..
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The funny thing Apple knows this is that most people jailbreak to unlock to use on tmobile! Att gets good service in parts and tmobile gets good service in parts but because apple is about the money its better to have sold the product with shitty service then sell the product with no option to go to a provider that gets service in your area!!
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This looks like a general sign that the Verizon rumors might be true...Apple knows since Android is on multiple carriers, they're losing profits. Perhaps they might produce the next iPhone early, to work with any carrier of your choice, through dual SIM/CDMA chipsets- without a carrier lock. Wouldn't everyone love having an iPhone that works with virtually any company?
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True I agree with you
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goo one
