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Europe - Talkline wants iPhone made available to all providers.
(From Telecompaper Europe)
German mobile services provider Talkline has written an open letter to Apple CEO Steve Jobs urging him to make the iPhone Apple handset available to all mobile network operators and service providers in Europe. This follows media reports that ...
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