Execs: China unlikely to see Apple's iPhone soon

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Execs: China unlikely to see Apple's iPhone soon

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Network compatibility, handset price, revenue sharing among significant issues that would have to be addressed.

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But do they currently work in china?
by inachu November 14, 2007 6:35 AM PST: I did not bring mine to china but did see many on the plane who did and when they were stepping off the plane many hid their iphone asap!

So I am not sur eIf I can bring the phone china or not.

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