Apple already ordered 10,000,000 3G iPhones?
March 26, 2008 by David
According to Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney, Apple has ordered 10 million iPhones made to operate on 3G networks, based on the rumours he has heard in Asia. This is an additional 10 million, to current gen phones which Apple hopes to sell by the end of 2008.
Dulaney also said that 3G iPhone uses an Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display which would lead to a thinner phone and longer battery life
Finally he concluded that the iPhone didn’t do as well as expected in Europe, and hence Apple decided to move from EDGE to 3G network.
Thanks: MacRumours
Tags: app, Apple, Asia, Europe, iPhone, Mac
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Apple already ordered 10,000,000 3G iPhones?
Article by David
David Geguzinskis is a Torontonian who enjoys technology and likes his iPhone His hobbies are photography, nature and sports. He likes to ride his bike in the winter.
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