Apple could open iPhone to other mobile service providers
March 7th, 2008 Leave a comment Visited 164 times, 2 so far today
Apple could open iPhone to other mobile service providers
Apple chief financial officer Peter Oppenheimer has stated that the company is not exactly wedded to their current concept of collaborating with a single mobile service provider to sell the Apple iPhone device.
He said: “We’re not wedded to any one particular way to go to market. Our objective is to drive scale and take market share. We’re going to enter more European countries this year, and Asia, and we remain very confident about our goal of reaching 10 million iPhones shipped in 2008.”
The company aims to sell 10 million units of iPhone in the current year and they might have to expand the modes of sales of iPhone to achieve that target.
Incidentally, Apple chief operating officer Tim Cook had said something on the similar lines recently.
Looks like the company could soon offer an alternative way of selling iPhone to interested customers.
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February 15th, 2009 at 10:36 pm
If Apple joined with Verizon, there will be no stopping either company. I have had Verizon for six years and get the best service. If Apple made the IPhone available throught Verizon, I know of hundreds of persons who would buy the Iphone. I would buy three right now.
April 9th, 2009 at 4:13 am
I’m waiting for Iphone to go to another service provider. I have AT&T and frankly it is terrible.
I already have a Ipod Touch 16gig Luv IT.
I am not going to ruin the experience of getting an Iphone with AT&T. I can see too many dark clouds ahead.