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The line for the iPhone 3G has proven to be far slower than its speedy predecessor, as the mandatory in-store activation is reportedly taking longer than expected.
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" The line for the iPhone 3G has proven to be far slower than its speedy predecessor, as Apple's iTunes servers failed to stay up to activate the hotly anticipated handsets. [ Full story from CNET News.com ] "
" Activation server crashes slow lines, frustrates iPhone buyers "
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" Mandatory in-store activation slows lines, frustrates iPhone buyers "
" Mandatory in-store activation slows lines, frustrates iPhone buyers Posted on July 11th by CNET News.com. The line for the iPhone 3G has proven to be far slower than its speedy predecessor, as the mandatory in-store activation is reportedly taking longer than expected. "
" Cnet · 11 juli 2008 @ 16:39 · "
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