French telco Orange has announced it now has 1 million iPhone customers (it launched there in November 2007), and to celebrate is offering unlimited viewing via the Roland-Garros iPhone application to all customers with an iPhone plan or option. The app gives users coverage of the French international tennis series, including: Live coverage from the five main courts (P. Chatrier, S. Lenglen, n°1, n°2, n°7); Daily timetable and results; and daily match highlights. This was developed by Orange, which has also developed Liveradio, SpotFinder and Orange TV.

Also in Europe, T-Mobile Austria reportedly added a category for iPhone 32 GB on its “coming soon” page, but quickly removed it according to the Register. More fuel for the speculations that Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) is planning to reveal a 32GB model soon.

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