6 countries today - goal 12 countries, strech goal 25 - MG Siegler

how'd we do - MG Siegler

hey it's like risk :) - MG Siegler

It's a small world playing - MG Siegler

LOTS of countries - MG Siegler

people clapping along to song - MG Siegler

yes Latvia! - MG Siegler

is that the annoying small world song? - Frederic

I can has iPhone nao? - Andre Heinrichs

35 and counting - MG Siegler

44 - MG Siegler

50 - MG Siegler

Lalala. Something to hear... - Andre Heinrichs

everywhere? - Frederic

so many african countries - MG Siegler

can anyone see if Colombia is in the list? - felix

cheers for india australia - MG Siegler

Please, people don't scream that loud. - Andre Heinrichs

70 countries - huge - MG Siegler

@felix - I've already seen a bunch in Colombia :) - Frederic

I'm SOO waiting for September when this baby launches in India! - Parth Awasthi from twhirl

Did I hear 70 countries? - Andre Heinrichs

@Frederic, ahh nice! When I went last year wasn't so good... Glad it'll be better next time! Hopefully AT&T makes some deals with them. :) - felix

@Parth, who's gonna retail it? Vodafone or Bharti or both? I hope not the CDMA companies. - Subhasish Das

Crap, not yet in Israel... At least not here: http://www.apple.com/iphone... - Eitan Burcat

@Subhasish Vodafone's press statement a couple of months back was generic w.r.t. SE Asia which was assumed to include India. Bharati made an official press release with Tim Cook that they will be launching in India in partnership. What puzzles me is the speeds that they will be able to support on their networks. popular high speed 3G technologies are CDMA based, UMTS & HSDPA: http://www.apple.com/pr... Though this was in the print edition of yesterdays BS, I can't find it online. - Parth Awasthi

Parth My concern too. Neither Bharti nor Vodafone have true 3G networks. Not much idea about the CDMA services. UMTS uses the W-CDMA air interface but it was designed to be implemented over a GSM infrastructure. Hopefully these guys would be in a position to implement it. - Subhasish Das from twhirl

Considering that I am a very frequent user even with crappy GPRS speeds on my crummy (for browsing) SE; I will appreciate anything that is even trivially better. - Parth Awasthi from twhirl