Talks Break Down Between Apple and China Mobile
January 14, 2008
According to one official at the Chinese telecom, negotiations to introduce the iPhone in that country have ended due to demands from Apple for a 20 to 30 percent share of China Mobile’s fees from future iPhone users.
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