No iPhone 5 For T-Mobile This Year

Several reports over the past few months have shed light on the very apparent bid to shake Apple's cooperation relations with many of the major mobile carriers in the world racing towards the release of his next iPhone 5.

Unfortunately for those in T-Mobile, however, the highly anticipated device will appear to the network - at least not this year. In a document leaked from T-Mobile intranet OneVoice, the company's chief marketing officer Cole Brodman put any notion of the iPhone retail company 5 per well in bed with the unequivocal statement saying simply: "We're not going to get 5 iPhone this year. "

Despite the comment in any way frank and matter of fact, this does not necessarily mean that not all T-Mobile on the iPhone. Lest we forget, there's also the small matter of 4S iPhone that T-Mobile could adopt, though whether this is the case, those of T-Mobile users in the hope of a 5 iPhone will still be bitterly disappointed by the fact that they will not be able to get a bargain. In addition, if an iPhone of any description was heading for T-Mobile, it is suspected that this would clear Brodman.

Although any user of any network can essentially waltz in an Apple Store and buy a device unlocked, GSM-based T-Mobile works with different wireless frequencies for Apple turns, so even if the iPhone works such, has no any 3G connectivity - vital in this day and age.

Together with Sprint to jump aboard the gravy train with the iPhone already started AT & T and Verizon, many accounts that T-Mobile - the remaining segment of the 'big four' vectors in America - would follow suit. The news comes despite the anonymous source, that always seem to find the boy busy inside scoop more companies (often simultaneously), suggesting last month that would host the T-Mobile iPhone 5 when the big launch finally place.

It is no secret that Apple is thinking bigger than ever, with a couple of major service providers also set to enter China on the act. China Mobile and China Telecom, two companies with a combined subscriber base of several hundred million, both should be added the iPhone to their lineup when finally released all over the Asian continent - about a month after ' Europe and North America release.

(Source TMo News)