Another twist in the white iPhone 4 saga, it has now been completely removed from the Apple Online Store.
White iPhone 4 next to Black iPhone 4 |
The white iPhone 4 is a sneaky device. Apple, having shown it off at the beginning of the year and making a countless number of people excited for its release, has repeatedly delayed the device since its announcement. And, with this latest delay under the company’s wings, there’s speculation that the device not be making it to the market at all. Ever. Of course, there’s plenty of reasons why: manufacturers can’t get the shades of white to match. Or, the white color causes crazy things to happen when taking a picture. Either way, Apple’s suggestion that the white model of the iPhone 4 is hard to manufacture looks to be true. And now, sadly, the white device is missing from Apple’s online store altogether.
As you probably already knew, Apple’s online iPhone shop previously showcased not only the black version, which you can buy right now, but also the white version. While you could stare at it all day long, Apple was quick to note that you couldn’t order it online, nor could you pick it up in any store locations. But, at least it was there, working as a small glimmer of hope that the device would pop up sooner than later. But, all hope has been apparently lost, as the company has pulled the white iPhone 4 from the website.
Is the white iPhone 4 cancelled? Or is it just delayed until 2011? That’s the million dollar question at this point, and it doesn’t look like anyone but those embedded in the Cupertino-based offices knows the real answer. With rumors still flying around that the white iPhone 4 will be the official device for Verizon when the handset launches next year, the speculation is still keeping the device alive and well — eve if Apple seems to be trying to make everyone forget about it.
What do you personally think the fate of the mysterious white iPhone is? Post your comments below.
To be honest, I'm glad they got rid of the thing. I wasn't really a fan
ReplyDeleteThis is such an economic decision, there is obviously no market for the iFail 04...or the iphone in general.
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