Apple's German iPhone network operator, T-Mobile, is fielding one of the most aggressive discounts yet announced on the iPhone 3G - offering it for just one Euro on its more expensive tariffs.
This massive discount is bound to generate significant sales of the next-generation iPhone when it goes on sale on July 11, in a defiant response to claims iPhone sales there didn't meet expectations.
Deutsche Telekom CEO Rene Obermann last month confirmed that 100,000 iPhones have been sold in Germany since its launch last November, saying it has become the most popular multimedia device the company sells.
Now, customers agreeing to a new two-year contract with their 8GB iPhone 3G will be entitled to the discount cost, on a monthly contract of €69. This
