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T-Mobile to get iPhone in October, as well?

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 26 Aug 2011 12:57 User comments (8)

According to 'sources' inside T-mobile, the U.S.' fourth largest carrier will be getting the iPhone 5 in October.

Verizon and AT&T will for sure be getting the upcoming device (whenever it launches), but strong rumors have surfaced the past few days that Sprint will also be getting the popular smartphone.

Says one report:

The informant, who requested to remain anonymous, went on to claim that the iPhone 5 would also operate at 3G speeds on T-Mobile US network. Current unlocked iPhone 4 units can only operate at 2G 'edge' speeds on T-Mobile's network, and lack certain network-dependent features, such as Visual Voicemail.

There is also speculation that an unlocked world phone version of the iPhone 5 will be launched in October, good for any carrier in the world.

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126.8.2011 03:18

KillerBug

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Won't T-mobile be part of AT&T by then anyway?

226.8.2011 06:41

plutonash

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I can't wait till this thing launches. There has been so much speculation and rumors about this damn phone I'm sick of it. It'll be a big let down for people who want it to compete with phones like the evo 3D, galaxy s2, nexus prime, or moto Bioinic after all this damn hype.

And there might be a chance it might not get passed.

326.8.2011 07:10

JGJD2001

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Originally posted by KillerBug:
Won't T-mobile be part of AT&T by then anyway?

thats if the merger takes place

426.8.2011 09:37

DVDBack23

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Originally posted by KillerBug:
Won't T-mobile be part of AT&T by then anyway?

IF it gets passes, AT&T is looking for an April close. So, in short, no.

527.8.2011 05:57

Mrguss

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iPhone 5 will support GSM and CDMA Networks in a single device and will be offer on the 4 largest wireless carrier in the US. With "not" 4G support yet....
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/source-the-iphone-5-will-indeed-be-a-dual-mode-cdma--gsm-world-phone/2011/08/23/gIQApoUzXJ_story.html

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627.8.2011 21:26

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too late iphone the galaxy s and galaxy s2 is king

728.8.2011 05:20

Mrguss

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Originally posted by swayze215:
too late iphone the galaxy s and galaxy s2 is king

'till the Nexus 3 will take over very soon.

88.9.2011 19:06

homeskillet

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Originally posted by JGJD2001:

Originally posted by KillerBug:
Wont T-mobile be part of AT&T by then anyway?
thats if the merger takes place

There is no "if", it will happen beginning next year (2012)

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