Apple has finally managed to agree with Rogers Wireless to push the sales of its flagship handset to Canada. We talked about this on and on in the past, and I'm sad to say we don't have much of the details today. Roger's President and CEO, Ted Rogers, issued a statement, saying only: "We're thrilled to [...]

Although we still wait Apple to announce its shiny handset in Canada, people have already spotted “iPhones” being sold for a single Canadian dollar a piece. As you can figure out for yourself, there’s something wrong with this. Actually, iPhones are cheap $1 headphones manufactured by little known company Electra, which supplies the Dollarama bargain stores chain. And while we know Apple hasn’t succeeded to secure the “iPhone” name in Canada so far — Comwave is using the name to promote its VoIP phone services — something tells us Jobs&Co are in the midst of argument with their lawyers as we speak. Anyway, if you happen to stumble on these headsets, I would suggest buying them — not to use them, but to own a piece of history. I doubt they’ll be on the market for long time… [Via: iPhoneWorld ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Canadian luxury retailer Holt Renfrew to start selling iPhones next year?43% of Apple stores have the iPhones againiPhone availability all but evaporated at Apple Stores nationwide!Super Shady: AT&T Stores forcing Apple iPhone buyers to purchase accessoriesiPhone in numbers - Up to 500,000 units sold during the weekend!