Aug 27
The iPhone, it seems, will finally (legally) hit China this October. Apple has reportedly signed a deal with Chinese carrier Unicom to bring the iPhone 3G (not 3GS, mind you) to a marketplace roughly three times the size of the US.
According to Mobile Crunch, an official announcement is expected to occur tomorrow. The phone will sell for a steep $365 with a two-year contract. The phone’s Wi-Fi capability is expected to be disabled.
Oddly, the 3GS may also be hitting China in the near future.
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