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Vodafone taking expressions of interest for iPhone

Vodafone in Australia, one of the markets mentioned in Vodafone's recent press release is now accepting "Expressions of Interest" for prospective iPhone customers. They link to the Expression of Interest directly from their media announcement.

A similar option is on the New Zealand Vodafone site.

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