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600,000 iPhone Activations with AT&T?

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Newswireless.net claims that AT&T has activated 600,000 iPhones as of Monday night.

As a result, they believe that Apple will hit one million iPhone sales by Wednesday/Thursday.

Newswireless is the same publication that believed that the European iPhone deal was to be announced on Monday. Now, they say that the European launch announcement will likely coincide with Apple's one million iPhone sales mark.

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