Andre Yoskowitz
21 Jan 2012 12:11
The Singapore carrier M1 has made their camera-less iPhone available to the masses, a week after leaking the product pages for the device.
Phones with cameras are not allowed to be used by soldiers in the nation, and all citizens are required to fulfill two years of mandatory military service.
The modified iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S will cost S$49 ($38 USD) than the versions with cameras. You also have to purchase the devices with a 2-year data contract, as there is no unlocked model available. Apple's original warranty is also void due to the modification, so bear that in mind.
If you are a current iPhone owner, the carrier will not service the phone to remove the camera.
M1 will also offer a one-year warranty for the hefty cost of S$321 ($250 USD).
Other carriers in the nation are looking to offer similar deals, soon.