Europe to get 3G iPhone with 16 GB storage in November 12?
Is this a sign of good things to come? A German T-Mobile ad was leaked, indicating a new iPhone variant soon to hit European shores: an iPhone with 16GB of storage and 3G-level 3.6 Mbps internet connection, with both HSPDA and UMTS that is mostly native to Europe.
The price tag for the new iPhone is a bit…pricey, however. Compared to the recent iPhone price cut – US$ 399 for the 8GB model – the 16GB model with 3G internet access is set to be priced at 499 Euros, or US$ 687, which is a tad more expensive.
According to the ad, T-Mobile will offer three rate plans for potential new iPhone users in Europe (in Germany, at least), named L, XL, and XXL. L offers 200 minutes and 100 SMS messages, costing 50 Euros per month (or US$ 69). XL gives 300 minutes for only 60 Euros (US$ 83) while XXL lets subscribers go crazy with 400 minutes of calls for US$ 96.
Of course, this is only a “leaked” ad, so it may be best if you take this with a grain of salt. However, with Apple already promising a formal iPhone launch in Europe for this year’s last quarter, this may really be it.
Via Electronista
Is this a sign of good things to come? A German T-Mobile ad was leaked, indicating a new iPhone variant soon to hit European shores: an iPhone with 16GB of storage and 3G-level 3.6 Mbps internet connection, with both HSPDA and UMTS that is mostly native to Europe.
The price tag for the new iPhone is a bit…pricey, however. Compared to the recent iPhone price cut – US$ 399 for the 8GB model – the 16GB model with 3G internet access is set to be priced at 499 Euros, or US$ 687, which is a tad more expensive.
According to the ad, T-Mobile will offer three rate plans for potential new iPhone users in Europe (in Germany, at least), named L, XL, and XXL. L offers 200 minutes and 100 SMS messages, costing 50 Euros per month (or US$ 69). XL gives 300 minutes for only 60 Euros (US$ 83) while XXL lets subscribers go crazy with 400 minutes of calls for US$ 96.
Of course, this is only a “leaked” ad, so it may be best if you take this with a grain of salt. However, with Apple already promising a formal iPhone launch in Europe for this year’s last quarter, this may really be it.
Via Electronista
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