Apple Announces Next Round of International iPhone 4S Launches for November 11th
Apple today announced that its next round of international launches of the iPhone 4S will occur on Friday, November 11th. This next phase of Apple's rapid rollout of the new device involves 15 countries, including Hong Kong and South Korea.
Beginning Friday, November 11, iPhone 4S will be available in Albania, Armenia, Bulgaria, El Salvador, Greece, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Malta, Montenegro, New Zealand, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania and South Korea. iPhone 4S is available today in 29 countries around the world and will be available in more than 70 countries by the end of the year.
Pre-orders for this round of iPhone 4S debuts will begin this Friday, November 4th, although they will be limited to the following countries: Armenia, Bulgaria, Greece, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Romania and South Korea.
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Top Rated Comments
when English becomes the official language of Earth.
Why favour the US over others? Does it not make others unhappy not being able to get new products?
Just like the famous Japanese youtube video that criticizes Siri for not understanding "Waaatz weh-zar duday"
Looks like Samsung failed.
They haven't even tried anything in South Korea to fail. Samsung can't try to block until the 4S goes on sale. 'Twill be interesting what happens, however, as Samsung holds a lot of clout over here. The courts may just side with them. Better get mine before it all ends up in court.