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Vodafone Sells 100,000 iPhones in First Eight Days of UK Sales

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TechRadar reports that in its first eight days of availability, 100,000 iPhones have been sold in the UK by Vodafone.

"The demand from both consumer and business customers has been phenomenal. They want an outstanding phone on an outstanding network and we're delivering that," claimed Vodafone UKCEO Guy Laurence.

Vodafone previously announced that it shipped 50,000 pre-ordered iPhones at launch last week. An additional 50,000 iPhones have been sold since launch day. Vodafone is the fourth wireless carrier to offer the iPhone in the UK, joining O2 and Orange, as well as Tesco Mobile, which operates in partnership with O2.

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