“Apple is mulling a plan that would see the company extend sales of its upcoming iPhone 3G through top universities, and is separately considering a new protection service plan for college students,” Kasper Jade reports for AppleInsider.
“People familiar with the matter say the Cupertino-based company is ‘intensively’ looking into the possibility of allowing on-campus stores and other educational resellers to market the new touch-screen handset to student populations,” Jade reports.
“The move would initially be carried out at a number of universities where the company maintains large and active accounts, those people say, though a definitive decision is unlikely until after next month when management can fully assess the more critical retail roll-out and new in-store activation process,” Jade reports.
Much more in the full article here.