It seems that Apple has finally come to an agreement with China Telecom, as the Chinese business is gearing up for launch with a flurry of activity.
The telecommunications company has reportedly started training staff members and begun advertising in preparation for next month – when it will start taking orders.
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According to 9to5Mac, Apple has been collaborating with Sprint to bring the iPad to Sprint’s data network. In fact, the report claims that the two companies have already finished with the device, and it is now “ready to launch”.
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France Telecom Stéphane Richard reportedly made a startling claim recently, claiming that his sources point towards an October 15th release of the iPhone 5.
It’s very rare for a CEO to make a claim about the release date of Apple hardware.
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AppleInsider claims that one of its sources connected to Apple’s customer service has made an interesting discovery that could give us the date for the release of iOS 5.
Apparently, the hint comes from a warning to customer service that it should expect a huge increase in iOS support calls beginning October 10th.
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SprintFeed has recently found even more information pointing towards a late September-early October iPhone 5 launch.
This time, it comes in the form of an internal message by Sprint stating something about a blackout due to a major phone launch on September 30th-October 15th.
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A month ago, victories in the law front allowed Apple to make Samsung agree to holding back launch of its Galaxy 10.1 tab for a period of time. Also, Samsung had to give Apple samples of its device a week ahead of launch so that Apple could look for more infringements.
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AT&T and Verizon won’t be the only carriers to first introduce the new iPhone 5 anymore. The Wall Street Journal reports that Sprint is also receiving the privilege of unveiling America’s most awaited smartphone when it comes out.
The report also states that the iPhone 5 will indeed be released mid-October, which is actually a bit later than some other trusted reports we have heard.
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According to 9to5 Mac, Apple is going to go ahead and release its next-gen smartphone on October 7th, which was the date first reported by TiPB. Apparently, Apple had been deciding between the October 14th and October 7th dates, but finally went with October 7th because of good pre-mass-production rates.
Also, Apple may be letting customers pre-order the iPhone 5, which did not happen with the iPad 2.
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