Apple iPhone 3G is making its mark around the globe. There are reports that Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile has sold 120,000 iPhones in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands since July.

T-Mobile said that many of the customers had to wait for weeks for new Apple but the shortage has come to an end since July. The company also said that they have sold 75,000 alone in Germany.

Customers complaints with regard to iphone reception problems which was causing the IPhone 3G to drop calls or revert to the slower technology which is knows as EDGE. Due to these problems, Apple had to release version 2.0.2 of the software update. T-mobile also received complaints but none of them were from Germany or Austria.

T-Mobile international has operations in eleven countries (Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia, and the United Kingdom) in Europe and in United States.

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