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Apple Starting to Blackout Vacations, Now Where Have we Seen This?

Posted In News - By Mark Hearn On Saturday, September 24th, 2011 1:47pm PDT With 5 Comments

 

A report from Apple Insider claims that Apple is “quietly denying” employee vacation requests during the second week of October. Hmm now where have we seen this before? Considering Sprint has a laundry list of mid-level devices releasing on October 2nd, we’re banking on about a two week sales gap to let these handsets out of the starting gates. This theory places the fruit phone’s release somewhere around October 14th – 16th. There’s also talk of a possible October 4th media event that is said to bring an official announcement from Apple. This all puts the spotlight on a mid-October release, but again this is all speculation until a new handset emerges from Cupertino. Until then we’ll have to file a Sprint iPhone under the vaporware column.

 

via: Apple Insider

About - Mark is the founding father of SprintFeed. He is a nerd's nerd if ever such a thing existed. His love affair with the Now Network started with the release of the Treo 600 back in 2004 and has been going strong ever since. Highly opinionated and somewhat eccentric he shares his ramblings about his network of choice here at SprintFeed.

  • Anonymous

    This new iPhone will be the most anticipated device of 2011, sales will be through the roof! The second an official announcement is made, people will start camping outside of Apple stores, and if this thing hits Sprint, I might be one of them, lol.

  • seenyourm0minmilfhunter

    i hope it FAILS hardcore on $print

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_IOEJM7H6PUAIJMTOZSGZ65VRWY Anton Frost

    It would be rather humorous if all this speculation led to an announcement that it isn’t Sprint that will be getting an iPhone but T-Mobile, who’s getting the iPhone. Of course, we won’t know anything until Apple announces something on October 4th, maybe?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_IOEJM7H6PUAIJMTOZSGZ65VRWY Anton Frost

    And like it or know, a bunch of Android users will bail to the iPhone (in particular, HTC EVO users who upgraded to Gingerbread and have the famous Gingerbread memory leak that seems to be limited to the EVO). My upgrade doesn’t become available until December 1st, so The Nexus Prime better bring some serious storage management improvements, because I’m not interested in another Gingerbread phone and if all my Android options are Gingerbread thanks to no Nexus Prime for Sprint, then it will be grape coolaid and an iPhone.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Alex-Rodriguez/1385750750 Alex Rodriguez

    t-mobile officially has said that they AREN’T getting the iphone 5 this year.