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Sat, Jul 04, 2009 - 03:13 PM EDT  —  AAPL: 140.02 (-2.81, -1.97%)  |  NASDAQ: 1796.52 (-49.20, -2.67%)

Apple shares jump on talk of European iPhone carrier deals
Wednesday, August 22, 2007 - 02:49 PM EDT

"Apple shares jumped on a report that the iPhone has cracked the European market," Scott Moritz reports for TheStreet.com.

"Confirming speculation last month, FT Deutschland, the German counterpart of the Financial Times, reported Wednesday that Apple has signed exclusive supply contracts with Telefonica's U.K. unit O2, Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile in Germany and France Telecom's Orange," Moritz reports.

"Apple will get 10% of the monthly proceeds from calls and mobile data charges accrued by users in a revenue sharing deal, according to the report," Moritz reports.

"Industry observers expect that more iPhone agreements will be struck next year in Europe and Asia," Moritz reports.

Apple (AAPL) is currently trading at $131.32, up $3.75, or 2.94%.

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Aug 22, 07 - 03:02 pm Comment from: ChrissyOne

@ MDN

I thought we agreed that we would stop listening to Scott Moritz. I'm so disappointed.

Aug 22, 07 - 03:10 pm Comment from: Mike

Hot Damn....10% of proceeds + the profit from phone sales...yyeeaahhh.

Aug 22, 07 - 04:20 pm Comment from: Hamilton International Productions

What they need to do is demand that Cingular/ATT provide service overseas with an American phone so that your iphone isn't rendered useless when you visit the UK or Europe. Thats what they need I'm telling you.

Andrew Hamilton
Video Production Las Vegas
http://www.hiproductions.com

Aug 22, 07 - 04:23 pm Comment from: MCCFR

iPhone will be the gift that keeps on giving.

Sell a phone in January 2008 and it's still contributing to Apple's P+L in December 2009.

Genius.

BTW, so pleased that Vivendi's mobile phone arm (SFR) didn't get the deal in France - hopefully, they'll make up for it with UMG's new music store but I doubt it very much.

Aug 22, 07 - 06:23 pm Comment from: Hemorrhoid Rage

Do you know what I miss? I miss news about iPods. And Zunes. And Zunes dissolving in toilets while iPods laugh at them. That is what I miss. I miss the good ol' days. *sniff*

Aug 22, 07 - 10:06 pm Comment from: deleted

@Hamilton

Cirgular/ATT *does* provide service overseas to the iPhone. You just need to add that option and pay more, of course.

Seen at all iPhone users recently at a conference in Vienna, Austria using their iPhone just fine, making and receiving calls normally.

Did you actually tried asking ATT for overseas roaming?

Aug 23, 07 - 08:04 am Comment from: Jeffrey

In Norway there is a possibility that two companies may get the contract, Telenor and Netcom. Telenor is norwegian and is negotiating a deal. Netcom is owned by a mayor Swedish telecompany who is in talks with apple. Who knows migth get lucky!

Aug 24, 07 - 01:53 pm Comment from: jabberwolf

Again?
It was in the hight 140s then 2 weeks later 120s
Now within 1 day 130s again !!
WTF is the stock really worth?! I've never seen a stock so based on hype then Apple's.

People in europe wont pay for something that's locked down period.
They simply have too much variety. Those better on a better success then Apple's US introduction are in for a sobering reaction. Apple is not very big in the EU and around the world at all for being so controlling. They download from P2P programs rather then itunes, they use open OS's, they pick the hardware they like.
Funny, in the USA ( the land of the free) we seem to accept being locked down and paying more then we have to.

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