AT&T Blocking Out June 15-July 15 for iPhone Launch
To ensure proper staffing during the product launch period, Sales personnel planning to take approved time off are encouraged to schedule their vacations before June 15 or after July 15 to participate in the iPhone launch.
Previously approved vacation will be allowed where voluntary rescheduling is not feasible
No additional vacation requests will be approved during the launch period (6/15 7/15).
An earlier report from the same site indicated that AT&T was also planning large iPhone displays for the launch:
Apple iPhone displays will soon be hitting AT&T stores across the country and yes, we got some details! First off, it was relayed to us that many stores will actually have to be rewired because the display demands its own power supply, and even requires a network cable. As far as the size of the iPhone display itself, get this 7 ft tall, and 3 ft wide! Many stores have already started installing the necessary power systems which means that working displays should be here within the next few weeks.
Apple has stated that the iPhone is on track for a "late June" release.Top Rated Comments
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looks strange if the keynote is @ 11 June.
summer should be about spending time with family on holiday, not working nonstop.
I disagree. Summer should be about them making me money.[ Read All Comments ]

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