Mobile Marketing Magazine: Voda Sells 100,000 iPhones in Eight Days

January 22, 2010

Voda Sells 100,000 iPhones in Eight Days

Vodafone UK says it has sold its 100,000th iPhone today, just over a week after its launch in store.
"The demand from both consumer and business customers has been phenomenal,” says Vodafone UK CEO Guy Laurence. “They want an outstanding phone on an outstanding network and we're delivering that.”
The iPhone is now available through original network partner O2, as well as through Vodafone, Orange and Tesco Mobile. If this sort of demand for the device is sustained, those who scoff at the current obsession among brands with the iPhone and iPhone apps may have to think again.

Jan 22, 2010 4:22:14 PM | Devices, Front Page, Networks, News, Stats

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