March 1 (Bloomberg) -- Digi.Com Bhd., the Malaysian mobile- phone company controlled by Norway’s Telenor ASA, signed an agreement to sell Apple Inc.’s iPhone in Malaysia to tap growth in a...

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March 1 (Bloomberg) -- Digi.Com Bhd. , the Malaysian mobile- phone company controlled by Norway’s Telenor ASA, signed an agreement to sell Apple Inc.’s iPhone in Malaysia to tap growth in a market that it forecasts will surge 10-fold in five years.

A survey of about 200 Stanford University undergraduates revealed that almost a third worry about becoming addicted to their iPhones, think they may be using them too much and dread becoming "one of those iPhone people."

Digi.Com Bhd., the Malaysian mobile- phone company controlled by Norway’s Telenor ASA, signed an agreement to sell Apple Inc.’s iPhone in Malaysia to tap growth in a market that it forecasts will surge 10-fold in five years.

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DiGi.Com Bhd, the Malaysian mobile-phone company controlled by Norway's Telenor ASA, signed an agreement to sell Apple Inc's iPhone in Malaysia to tap growth in a market that it forecasts will surge 10-fold in five years. "Growth is coming back this year," DiGi's chief executive officer Johan Dennelind said in an interview with Bloomberg television in Kuala Lumpur today. DiGi will start selling ...

DIGI.COM Bhd has secured an agreement to sell Apple Inc’s iPhone in Malaysia, Chief Executive Officer Johan Dennelind said in an interview today. Digi also expects sales growth to exceed 5 per cent this year, he said in Kuala Lumpur.