Apple reiterates 2008 iPhone sales target

Thursday, July 26, 2007, 11:12 [IST]

San Francisco, July 26: Apple Inc. still plans to launch the iPhone in Europe in the fourth quarter of this year and expects to sell 10 million iPhones worldwide in 2008, Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer said.

Apple would debut the combination mobile phone, media player and Web browser in a few European countries at first, then expand to more nations in 2008, Oppenheimer said, adding that the company would announce European partners in the coming months.

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