iPhone 4S Coming to U.S. Regional Carrier C Spire Wireless
While Sprint made waves in becoming the third U.S. carrier to offer the iPhone with the launch of the iPhone 4S, it appears that Apple will be broadening distribution even further to include smaller carriers as well. Regional carrier C Spire Wireless, formerly known as Cellular South, today announced that it will begin offering the iPhone 4S in the coming weeks.
C Spire Wireless announced today that it will launch iPhone 4S, the most amazing iPhone yet, in the U.S. in the coming weeks.
For further information or to register interest, please visit www.cspire.com/iphone. For more information on iPhone 4S, please visit www.apple.com/iphone.
C Spire Wireless is based in Ridgeland, Mississippi and focuses its service on Mississippi, parts of Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, and the Memphis, Tennessee and Rome, Georgia areas.
Top Rated Comments
(View all)
8 months ago
AWWW poor tmobile is left out in the cold .. that really sucks for them..
I'm thinking T-Mobile was left out because of the pending acquisition by AT&T.
8 months ago
US Cellular, please?
x2. US Cellular has the best customer service ratings just about anywhere it operates.
8 months ago
I use Cellular South/C-Spire (my contract is almost up, too), and this is good news. They've been specializing in Android phones until now, so I'll be interested to see how the iPhone affect their Android sales. They've also taken a few swipes at the iPhone and Apple in years past, but I guess if Apple calls you listen. No sense in both groups losing customers and money.
I won't be re-upping with them, though, because of the CDMA usage and not using voice and data at the same time. The one time I needed to, I couldn't do it. In the past they've had unlimited minutes and unlimited data for about $80, so it's a good deal, I guess. Also, their options for turning on international calling can be problematic, and I need that at least a few times a year.
All in all, though, this is a good get for a small carriers who is pretty good very helpful to their customers overall.
I won't be re-upping with them, though, because of the CDMA usage and not using voice and data at the same time. The one time I needed to, I couldn't do it. In the past they've had unlimited minutes and unlimited data for about $80, so it's a good deal, I guess. Also, their options for turning on international calling can be problematic, and I need that at least a few times a year.
All in all, though, this is a good get for a small carriers who is pretty good very helpful to their customers overall.
8 months ago
Who the hell does the CEO of T-Mobile have to ******* to get an iPhone?
It is the other way around, T-Mobile needs to bend over.
8 months ago
Wow! now you're getting real competition in the US, this will only be good for customers. The more carriers who have it the cheaper the contracts.
Here in the UK there are big battle for custom as all the carriers have access to the iPhone on their networks ('3' is offering a descent high speed data on a 'all you can eat' policy ... and now there are few pay as you go carriers offering iPhone micro sims plans for 300 min + 3000 text + all you eat data for £10 every 30 days
Competition is good! :-D
Here in the UK there are big battle for custom as all the carriers have access to the iPhone on their networks ('3' is offering a descent high speed data on a 'all you can eat' policy ... and now there are few pay as you go carriers offering iPhone micro sims plans for 300 min + 3000 text + all you eat data for £10 every 30 days
Competition is good! :-D
8 months ago
It should be clear by now that Apple is waiting to see what happens with AT&T and T-Mobile merger before seriously considering T-mobile.
[ Read All Comments ]
Accessory maker Moshi has released a new ultra-thin plastic shell protective case for the 11" and 13" MacBook Air models. This type of plastic case tends to be especially popular among...
Blizzard Entertainment said this week that it sold more than 3.5 million copies of Diablo III on launch day, setting the record for fastest-selling PC game. The company also sold 1.2 million copies...
Hard drive maker Seagate has announced it will purchase data storage device maker LaCie for roughly $186 million.
The company plans to buy the controlling stake owned by Philippe Spruch,...
Intuit has upgraded the iOS app for its Mint personal finance tool with two new "most-requested" features that should keep users from ever having to go to the Mint.com website. Until now,...
Wired points to a recent Technology Review interview with IBM chief information officer Jeanette Horan highlighting the issues of the "bring your own device" trend in which employees choose...
