16 GB iPhone 3G now classified as EOL (End of Life) by Vodafone's supplier?
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Brighthand, the company that supplies carrier Vodafone with the iPhone 3G, is classifying the 16GB version of Apple's touchscreen phone to be EOL which means end of life. SlashGear reports that a leaked email from the carrier to their retail staff suggests that the supplier has only a few weeks inventory left. Other hints that a new iPhone will be introduced June 8th at Apple's annual WWDC include a placeholder on the T-Mobile Austraila web site for a iPhone 32GB. That was later removed from the site by the carrier.
A rumored new iPhone is expected to offer more memory, a 3.2MP camera, a faster processor using a chipset that features improved graphics, and a digital compass. If only the 16GB model is stopped, the 8GB model could become a cheaper entry level iPhone model.
source: iPhone buzz via SlashGear
The new iPhone is now officially announced - you can check the Apple iPhone 3G S Specifications here.
A rumored new iPhone is expected to offer more memory, a 3.2MP camera, a faster processor using a chipset that features improved graphics, and a digital compass. If only the 16GB model is stopped, the 8GB model could become a cheaper entry level iPhone model.
source: iPhone buzz via SlashGear
The new iPhone is now officially announced - you can check the Apple iPhone 3G S Specifications here.
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4 Comments
1. trentsinmypants posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
I wonder if AT&T will let us upgrade early like they did for the 2g owners when the 3g version came out......
2. E.N. posted on 25 May 2009, 13:09 0 0
That's what I'm hoping for. If I don't pay the rumored $199 like everyone else then I'll stick with my current iphone.
4. theman10 posted on 26 May 2009, 17:52 0 0
SHUT UP LEGION!!! You are bugging everyone so bad.
