Despite delays, production troubles and having to deal with the whole antennagate non-issue, Apple has managed to gather enough iPhone 4s together to launch the handset in 17 more countries this Friday (the 6th).
If you live in one of these countries, you can grab the be-camera’ed, hi-res phone and try out the bar-dropping death-grip for yourself:
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland
Unlike the exclusive AT&T carrier-deal in the US, in many countries Apple is making the iPhone available through multiple carriers. This is a lot easier in Europe, as pretty much all telcos use the same GSM technology. In Spain, for example, the Telefónica exclusive is over, with Vodafone and Orange also selling the handset. Prices, I’m sure, will be all over the place, but at least we’ll have a choice. Y’all might have gotten the iPhone first over there in the US, but you are, for now at least, still stuck with the ever-unpopular AT&T.
iPhone 4 Arrives in 17 More Countries This Friday [Apple]
See Also:
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- IPad and iPhone 4 International Launch Dates Announced
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- Use iPad MicroSIM and Data-Plan in Your iPhone
- Apple Sells 1.7 Million iPhone 4 Handsets in Opening Weekend …
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