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IPhone announces Australian servers
Zambia News.Net
Tuesday 13th May, 2008
Australian phone provider, Optus has announced that it will become the second mobile phone carrier in Australia to sell the iPhone.
The Singapore-owned Telco has announced it will sell the Apple iPhone, along with Vodafone, which made a similar announcement only days ago.
The announcement has come only a day after images of a 3G-enabled iPhone menu were posted on the internet.
Steve Jobs, the chairman of Apple is expected make an announcement about the 3G iPhone at Apple's worldwide developer's conference on June 9th in San Francisco.
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