O2: 75 percent of iPhone buyers will be new
2007-12-07 16:20:14 / MacNN
Eventually, three out of every four buyers of the iPhone in Britain will be people switching to O2, says incoming CEO Matthew Key. Key is replacing Peter Erskine, who was responsible for brokering the deal with Apple to launch on November 9th. Reuters notes that the terms of the deal have never been made public however, except to say they involve...
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