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Sensis Developing iPhone Apps, But Telstra Still Not Confirmed as Carrier

iphonesdka351.jpgIn spite of the fact that we don’t even know when the iPhone will hit our shores, Telstra’s Sensis has already started development of iPhone applications. It has been advertising for iPhone developers across several sites.

This has naturally led to speculation that Telstra will be Apple’s partner for the Australian launch of the iPhone, but Sensis is still saying it doesn’t know who the iPhone carrier will be, and that it will want to work with the iPhone irrespective of who has it. [SMH]

Comments

  • Mark

    Ok, if they (Telsta) get the iphone over vodafone or Optus I’m going to Thailand to get a second hand one.

  • Shaun

    i dont even know why ppl are waiting for Aus release, i got mine sent over couple weeks after us price drop … cost me $480 all up with xchange rate, i jailbroke it to vodafone prepaid.. and loved it ever since….

    how much will telstra charge and can u imagine there data plan costs… dont wait ppl cause i think u will be ripped off

  • Davebear68

    I agree Shaun. I also got mine sent from the US and Ziphoned it in about 2 minutes. Running on Optus and absoltuely love it.

  • Davebear68

    I agree Shaun. I also got mine sent from the US and Ziphoned it in about 2 minutes. Running on Optus and absolutely love it.

  • Andrew McLean

    I was just in a telstra shop and was told telstra is currently testing the iphone on the network to make sure it works…

  • Nigel

    “Sensis has already started development of iPhone applications” — sure they have!!

    They were only (maybe) looking for a BA so how that ended up being already started I don’t know…

  • Mr. Crash

    Where exactly did you people all buy iphones from that cheaply in the states?…

    I want one but don’t really want to pay the kind of money they are on ebay.

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