Apple's iPhone may lose some of its luster now that a German court has ruled that T-Mobile can continue its exclusive sale of Apple's iPhone, locked to its own service. Apple's deal with T-Mobile is similar to ones it has with other carriers around the world, including AT&T in the U.S.
December 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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T-Mobile can sell Apple‘s sought-after iPhone exclusively locked to its own service, a German court ruled Tuesday, reversing an injunction last month requiring the company to sell an unlocked version in Europe’s biggest economy.
The Hamburg District Court said Tuesday that T-Mobile, part of Deutsche Telekom AG, could indeed sell the phone, coupled with a two-year contract, that could not be used on networks provided by rival wireless companies.
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