Financial Times is like the UK ’s Wall Street Journal , so they do n’t print things lightly - verity likelihood is very high . And they ’re say that the next iPhone will be subsidise and much crummy than the current one , like we already knew :
https://gizmodo.com/iphone-3g-launch-date-confirmed-391960
The new adaptation of the Apple iPhone is set to be sold at importantly lower prices than the existing one , in a understood acknowledgment by the US technology company that its previous sales strategy was not sustainable . Apple has bowed to pressure from mobile headphone operator and agreed they can subsidize the former iPhone , expected to be unveiled by Steve Jobs , Apple ’s primary executive director , on Monday .
While the verification of the cheaper , subsidise iPhone hail from their own doubtlessly rock solid source , they do n’t have specific numbers from them and point to squishy analysts on how much cheaper it ’ll be , such as surmise it ’ll be $ 199 in the US , with a $ 200 subsidy from AT&T. Either way , AT&T will unquestionably be bearing some of the costs for us : “ Apple has have that the newfangled iPhone should be subsidised in the US and westerly Europe by the mobile operators who sell it to consumers , according to masses familiar with the thing . ”
But $ 200 does sound right .
Dude , I did n’t expect people to camp out for the next iPhone , but I consider if anything will labour people to not shower for a Clarence Shepard Day Jr. in the midriff of summer , it ’ll be a $ 200 iPhone . [ FTviaArs ]
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