iPhone 3G sells a million

14 Jul 2008

iPhone 3GApple has just confirmed it has shifted a massive one million iPhone 3Gs in its first weekend. It tooks 74 days to shift the same number of the original model. The blower went on sale in 21 countries last Friday, and is due to head across the channel to France on 17 July.

Steve Jobs has described it as “a stunning opening weekend.” In terms of sales, yes. In terms of getting people working devices, no.

After O2 and Apple’s servers went into meltdown on Friday, some users are still struggling with activation. We’ve also heard reports that the new phone does not recognise some Bluetooth devices that the original EDGE iPhone did.

Add to that its failure to work with a number of iPod docks and you’re looking at a rather troublesome launch, despite the big sales figures.

If you’re still not sure whether to grab one, then make sure you read our in–depth review and watch our exclusive hands–on video.

Essentials
iPhone 3G
Price: £From free
On sale: Now
Contact: Apple

Comments

  1. fez89

    3 years ago

    yeah troublesome is an understatement, the new iTunes update is flawed as well. Its slower, crashes alot on both my PC and MAC...

  2. ameek

    3 years ago

    my one never got out the blocks.....and of course they didnt keep any back....itunes is also slow n buggy on my mac n pc...

  3. mwjdavies

    3 years ago

    Im still waiting to be activated!

  4. MikeyB_Jawz

    3 years ago

    Victims of their own success.. sort it out apple!!.. still waiting for my iphone!!

    hopefully some near-future firmware updates will sort out the glitches..

  5. walker3243

    3 years ago

    IPHONES are RUBBISH.

    (well not as good as people say they are)

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