Erm No - I'm not wrong. It says it comes with a 1 year "Apple Limited Warranty". And it says it, loud and clear, here: http://www.apple.com/uk/legal/statutory-warranty/
You don't have to advertise every single law - if it's implied by law, it's there (i.e. on the motorway, there's not a sign for every motorway law, but the laws are still valid.). Apple's LIMITED warranty is on top of your legal warranty - which is why it always says something like "your statuary rights are not affected". What would you rather happen in month 9 should your iPhone break (remember the burden is on YOU after 6 months)? Apple to replace it (under their limited warranty), or to have to prove that it was faulty at the point of purchase (EU). I know which I'd prefer.
Please check your facts before calling me out like that
You are wrong, and these are my "facts":
http://images.apple.com/it/legal/warranty/Garanzia_legale_del_Venditore.pdf
I'm sorry about the link, it's Italian, but it shows that NOW apple is reporting a TWO YEARS LEGAL WARRANTY, as prescribed by law, and it is independent by the limited Apple warranty, shown in the same section of the website.