Apple is looking to team up with a single mobile operator for its iPhone in Europe.
Pascal Cagni, vice president for Europe at Apple, told German IT publication Heise that the move would allow the company to roll out new services more easily.

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vnunet.com, 22 Jan 2007
Apple is looking to team up with a single mobile operator for its iPhone in Europe.
Pascal Cagni, vice president for Europe at Apple, told German IT publication Heise that the move would allow the company to roll out new services more easily.
But he added that, if a single mobile operator is not possible, Apple will cooperate with multiple partners.
Operators with a large European presence include Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone.
The iPhone is slated for availability in the US by June through Cingular at prices ranging from $499 to $599.
Apple is preparing to start shipping the iPhone in Europe by the end of this year, but has not yet disclosed pricing for the region.
Amazon Germany listed iPhones at €899 to €999 ($1,165 to $1,294) for a brief period recently. Cagni categorically denied that the Amazon prices offered an accurate indication of the mobile phone's European cost.

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