China Telecom to offer iPhone this year

By on Jul 13, 2011 at 9:40 PM
mobile July 13, 2011

China Telecom will offer the iPhone to its 106 million subscribers this year, Reuters reported on Wednesday. China Unicom has been the exclusive iPhone seller in the country since 2009, but China Telecom will introduce an iPhone model on its CDMA network in November according to the report. The launch date implies that the carrier will carry Apple’s next-generation iPhone 5, which is rumored to be thinner and lighter than the current model. China Mobile, the third of China’s big three wireless carriers, is also expected to introduce the iPhone 5 in September.

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  • Anonymous

    so maybe if they offer it at a subsidized price iDiots over there wont be trying to sell off organs or their virginity for just a phone

    • Mac

      I haven’t seen any reports of people doing that for a POS android.

      • Anonymous

        Because android users aren’t fucking retarded.

      • Zac Caslin

        Nobody want’s an android that bad, and if they did they could get one or two for free.

      • Anonymous

        Actually Fandroids are every bit as fucking retarded as the iFags. Just go on any of the BGR Android related threads and see for yourself.

  • http://twitter.com/Synacks Synacks

    WHATS NEW BGR? You reported this like a week or 2 ago. Find something NEW to report.

  • Anonymous

    iPhone market share will skyrocket to 60% in two years.  true story™©®

  • Taco50

    Apple can sell 100 million phones just in China. Good for them now they don’t have to be subjected to an inferior copycat OS.

  • http://www.droiddoes.com/ iNorm

    This isn’t a news! DROIDS have been selling over in China for two years now. Completely dominating the market. DROID DOES!

    • Mac

      Isn’t it past your bedtime? You are supposed to be beating your little weenie in your mom’s basement, not posting your crap on here.

  • Na_din

    Even more hope the iPhone will come to Sprint in the States.

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