Singapore pulls Unlocked iPhones of shelve over Apple legal threat

Filed under: News, iPhone News | By: Peter Chubb
Posted on: December 7, 2007 | No Comments

Singapore pulls Unlocked iPhones of shelve over Apple legal threat
A number of retailers in Singapore have to pull their unlocked iPhones from shelves as Apple has threatened to take legal action against them. A number of retailers just like Sim Lim Square retailers have buckled under the pressure from Apple and are just one of a number of retailers in Singapore who seem to have buckled under the pressure.

Singapore pulls Unlocked iPhones

According to The Straits Times, Apple have sent a warning e-mail to all the retailers which states that if they continue to sell these unlocked iPhones then they will have legal action taken against them, as well as a fine of $1000 per handset sold.

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