TeliaSonera issued a one-sentence press release today announcing that they will be bringing the iPhone to Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. They provided only a rough timeframe of "later this year" for the rollout, provided no details on iPhone or service pricing, and did not address whether the agreement is exclusive or if other carriers will be permitted to strike their own deals with Apple to carry the iPhone in these countries.
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