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Selling 8 million iPhones
tuaw.com - 9/3/2008
Selling 8 million iPhones
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It's a numbers game. But not the numbers you're thinking of. The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number is on all GSM and UMTS mobile phones, including the iPhone. The enterprising geeks at AFB and Investor Village have been collecting every iPhone IMEI they could get their hands ...

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Over 8 Million iPhones Sold in 2008 Alone
Touch Podium — ... iPhone 3Gs already. Putting iPhone 3Gs aside, Apple has also sold 2.4 million first-generation iPhones this year so far, arriving at over 8 million iPhones all-in-all. These aren’t official numbers from Apple, of course, but they’re probably close enough to the real thing. I don’t think Apple’s going to have too much trouble hitting their 10 million sales-mark for the 2008 year, especially with the iPhone heading to Russia and China. (via TUAW)

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