T-Mobile sold 15,000 iPhone 3G on first Day

Jul 14 2008, 11:05am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

T-Mobile announced iPhone 3G sales numbers from the launch day in Germany. 15,000 customers picked up an iPhone 3G on the first day.

Apple announced earlier today that they have sold 1m iPhone 3G devices world-wide over the weekend.
T-Mobile says that the iPhone 3G sold more than the original iPhone and exceeded the company's expectations.
Via this T-Mobile announcement (German).

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