So the first lucky European markets that are to welcome Apple’s iPhone will be the United Kingdom, France and Germany and the companies with which the Americans have reportedly signed exclusive deals are Britain’s O2, France’s Orange and Germany’s T-Mobile.

The operators have reportedly agreed on giving Apple 10% of the revenue they will generated from the sale of the data and voice services for the ultimate smart phone.

“Financial Times” has reported that Apple has planned to officially announce the new deals with the occasion of the IFA international consumer exhibition from Berlin that is to take place next in the week.

iPhone represents one of the most popular smart phones, although it has been launched only few weeks ago, in June. Since its release in the United States through the exclusive deal with AT&T, Apple’s device has got positive reviews, but has also proved to feature some problems, such as the fact that its battery can be replaced by only returning the entire device to Apple.

In the United States the phone has had also problems related to its activation, but in Europe its fans hope that this won’t happen again.

Apple’s iPhones are expected to have been introduced in the European operators’ networks till the Christmas shopping season.