Apple plays DoCoMo against Softbank over iPhone launch

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Apple plays DoCoMo against Softbank over iPhone launch

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Sources say discussions with companies focus on terms of carrier partnership and Apple's demands for share of subscriber revenue.

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IPhone for Asia?
by Gunady December 18, 2007 9:08 AM PST: Does it mean iPhone should be available at Asia market soon? I am looking forward to it in Singapore .; Reply to this comment

3G vs. 2.5G
by Trane Francks December 19, 2007 12:00 PM PST: While I'm hoping to see the iPhone and Softbank team up, I'm a little concerned that the 2.5G support won't fly well here in Japan. We've had 3G networks for years here and people expect quick performance out of their phones.; Reply to this comment

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