e to reported contracts with three European carriers. It must have to do with Apple's breakthrough deal - raking in a 10% cut of the revenue made from calls and data.
People might also have more faith in O2, Orange and T-Mobile's networks in England, France, and Germany than they do in AT&T's - with their 300 page phone bills and hidden charges.
In other iPhone news, a new website promises a software solution to unlock the phone. This seems like a promising alternative to AT&T's poor coverage (if it can be easily transferred to another carrier), but it still isn't 3G enabled.
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