iPhone fans in Singapore will be licking their lips at the announcement that the latest 4.0 version may be available here as early as next month.
In separate announcements that came after Apple’s unveiling of its latest generation smartphone, Starhub and M1 both said they will have the handset on sale “within the next few months”.
The iPhone 4 may be available in Singapore as early as next month.
SingTel too is “in the final stages of discussions with Apple” to bring the iPhone 4.0 to Singapore.
Singapore was listed among the 17 countries that would be receiving shipments next month during a presentation by Apple chief Steve Jobs at the Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday.
While the iPhone 4 is being priced at US$199 (S$280) to US$299 in the United States, local prices have yet to be announced.
Apple’s latest iPhone boasts a front-facing video camera, better video-editing functions, a sleeker look and longer battery life among over 100 new features from the current iPhone 3.
The launch of the new iPhone will enable Apple to be able to fend off Google’s Android-powered smartphones like the the Sprint HTC Evo 4G.
Do you plan to get your hands on the latest iPhone and if so, which newest feature impresses you most?
