As informs the authoritative edition “Financial Times”, three European carriers of cellular communication have just signed contracts with Apple company. The lucky companies are: T-Mobile in Germany, and of course Orange and O2 which will cover France and Great Britain.

Exact agreements details are unknown, as well as with AT&T Cupertino has received very wide privileges at service of iPhone users, further Apple will receive the commission fee for each new subscriber and monthly percent from its payments (perfect job Steve, this is how some people become multi billioners). Thus each of communication giants was ready on additional preferencies in favour of Apple, to receive more favourable, in comparison with competitors, conditions. First of all of course a mention (some advertising banner) on Apple.com, marketing programs etc.

Carriers have refused to make comments on the given message, but will be ready “to open their minds” and to make the official announcement on August, 31st at exhibition IFA which will be in Berlin, Germany.

It is curious, that Europe does not end with France, Germany and Great Britain. Who will capture all other countries? Most rumors has been told that “global” carrier in Europe could become Vodafone, but Financial Times has not mentioned Vodafone at all.

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