iPhone Headed To New Zealand
March 29th, 2008
Telecom New Zealand’s director of mobile operations, Martin Butler has suggested that an expansion to the Countries cellular network may pave the way for iPhone.
Butler believes it is a ‘good inference’ that Telecom New Zealand will bring over the iPhone. The company is currently building a new $300 million NZD ($241.2M US) GSM/EDGE network giving support for 850MHz frequency of the iPhone.
Due for commercial rollout in November the coverage is meant to reach some 97% of New Zealand’s population.
[via Electronista]
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