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troop231

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Would this mean if they have the whole month blocked out for vacations, that Apple will announce the new iPhone sometime in May, and ship early June?
 
I dont get this because many are saying that WWDC is going to be in the last few days in June according to the Moscone Center dates. So what's the deal?
 
Maybe Apple will hold a separate event to announce the new iPhone in late May/early June, and not announce it at WWDC this year.
 
So the fact that verizon is not issuing a similar mandate for June means what?

Verizon will not be getting iphone i predict.
 
To be brutally honest, I wish they would have a seperate event in May.

I just don't understand why they would block out the whole month of June!

Apple have been rumored to have booked Moscone West for 22-25th June (something like that) or 28-3rd July. [sorry - not too sure on how long WWDC goes on for).

I don't think it's possible that Apple can hold in all the secrets if they released it in WWDC on the 28th, and it was coming out the next day lol.

Too many things could go wrong, leaks, deliveries etc etc.

What do you other guys think on this?
 
So the fact that verizon is not issuing a similar mandate for June means what?

Verizon will not be getting iphone i predict.

Did anyone honestly think otherwise? Perhaps being outside of the US gives me a different perspective, but it seems absurd to me that Apple would design a new device (CDMA version) for a single US carrier. So silly.
 
Did anyone honestly think otherwise? Perhaps being outside of the US gives me a different perspective, but it seems absurd to me that Apple would design a new device (CDMA version) for a single US carrier. So silly.

The size of this carrier is huge. I agree though; I doubt Apple is going to go to Verizon. ATT exclusive still I bet.
 
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