iPhone news from FierceWireless:Europe

More and more customers are using mobile maps according to a report by comscore m:metrics with 8 per cent of US mobile subscribers and 3 per cent of Europeans accessing maps in the three months to Read more...

Already being mentioned as the 'forgotten killer app for 3G,' QoS for data services will become of greater significance if users of the iPhone, and its many imitators, are to seamlessly browse the Read more...

While the cellphone industry has largely sailed through previous market downturns, this latest turbulence looks set to hit both Nokia and Sony Ericsson hard, but leave Apple and its iPhone Read more...

U.K. mobile operator O2 and BT Openzone have struck a deal to enhance the unlimited WiFi access package currently available to O2's iPhone customers. Beginning July 17th, iPhone users will be able to Read more...

> Finnish operator deploys mobile Internet. Read more...

For anyone prepared to sign-up to a two or three year contract, Telefonica's Movistar will only charge €100 for the new 3G iPhone, while O2 in the U.K. will charge £100--why the Read more...

With the imminent launch of its 3G iPhone, Apple has a window of opportunity to have a significant impact on the mobile TV market, according to the latest report from Analysys Mason. "The iPhone Read more...

Having seen its fortunes fall into decline, the newly-appointed CEO at Orange U.K., Tom Alexander, has promised a revamped strategy--labeled The Agenda, that will see its iconic branding, "The Read more...

> French researchers create hydrogen fuel cell for handsets. article > U.K. 3G iPhone, not for us, complains Vodafone. Read more...

Speaking at Deutsche Telekom's AGM, the CEO, Rene Obermann, let slip that the iPhone had done wonders to T-Mobile Germany's data traffic. Obermann revealed that German iPhone customers use mobile Read more...