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WSJ: iPhone 4 to be offered by Vodafone and O2 in Germany as T-Mobile loses exclusivity

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The last bastion of Applephone exclusivity in Europe is about to be toppled, according to the Wall Street Journal, as Deutsche Telekom is said to be preparing for the loss of its iPhone 4 monopoly ahead of this year's holiday shopping season.

iPhone iOS 4.2: Release Date and List of New Features

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iPhone iOS 4.1 Update: No Fix for Proximity Sensor Problems?

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iPhone 4: Apple killing off-contract deals in US?

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Apple iPhone 4: Death grip worse than other Smartphone’s

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The iPhone 4 antenna continues to make headlines since the device came out last month. In the recent Apple press href="http://www.product-reviews.net/2010/07/16/recap-apple-iphone-4-press-conference/">conference Steve Jobs said the death grip affects all Smartphone’s and not just the iPhone 4, now some new tests by href="http://www.paconsulting.com/our-thinking/pa-consulting-group-iphone-antenna-test-results/">PA Consulting Group have confirmed that Apple’s device is the most affected by the problem. id="more-105746">

iPhone 4 for Canada gets unlocked price: freedom is far from free

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Sure, we in the US are pretty much stuck with AT&T when it comes to iPhone 4 indulgence, but Canada gets to pick -- for a price.

Apple keeps antennagate alive with Droid X's 'kill switch' (video)

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We had a feeling Apple wasn't done showing off the apparent reception woes of its competitors -- after all, the company already updated once this week with the

Apple shows Nokia's N97 Mini can be force choked, too (video)

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Nokia claims it always prioritizes antenna performance over physical design, and we'll take them at their word, but that apparently didn't exempt one Espoo handset from Apple's grip of doom.

HTC fires back at Apple antenna demo with percentage pew-pew

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Apple's Friday press conference may have left a bad taste in some rival handset

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