May 12, 2008 4:33 AM

Italian Telco Chief Confirms 3G iPhone In Italy 'Next Month'

Luigi Licciardi, a vice president at Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM) told tech journalist David Manners that the company will be selling a 3G iPhone next month. The quote is unambiguous: We will be selling an iPhone with 3G capability next month. Manners spoke to Licciardi on a bus taking the men into the Dubai desert […]

Luigi Licciardi, a vice president at Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM) told tech journalist David Manners that the company will be selling a 3G iPhone next month. The quote is unambiguous:

We will be selling an iPhone with 3G capability next month.

Manners spoke to Licciardi on a bus taking the men into the Dubai desert for dinner. To be honest, we're more interested what they had for dinner. If a new iPhone isn't announced on June 9th at the Wordwide Developers Conference, I know exactly what I will be eating for dinner that night. My hat.

Yes, It Is The 3G iPhone In Europe Next Month [Electronics Weekly]

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