Apple iPhone 5 launch live
Smartphones
06/09/2012
The invites have gone out and it turns out September 12 is the day we are going to see the latest version of Apple’s smartphone, the iPhone 5.
Our live coverage starts at 5pm, with the event itself kicking off at 6pm. We will be reporting live, bringing you all the latest information as we get it. Sign up below for a reminder of the event.
For a round-up of what we expect to see at the event read our iPhone 5 rumour round-up.
If you’re looking to get a new smartphone don’t forget to check out our advice on choosing the best smartphone. You can also read our detailed mobile phone reviews based on lab testing.
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john mccolgan
Am I the only one that refuses to climb on board the Apply-wagon-of-Hype. My Samsung Tocco Ultra does the job as phone and txt device for 300mins calls and unlimited texts for £8 a month fro Vodafone. Yes EIGHT POUNDS a month. I can wait for a few hours to get to a computer to gon online. The £30 to £40 I save, by not having an iphone, every month buys me omnomnomnom treats from Waitrose or Markies. Now who is daft lol
Stephen Hicks
Not sure if it’s about being daft. You chooses treats; others choose an I Phone.
Morag
What has your phone tariff got to do with your choice of phone? My kids have iPhones and get a £5 giffgaff goody bag which gets them unlimited free calls and texts or a £10 giffgaff goody bag with unlimited data, unlimited texts and 250 minutes of calls. And they have a phone that is nice to use and actually does something. And they still have money for treats (actually they love baking so we all get to share their treats). ;-)
John Ryan
Ironic really. I have an iPhone 4S and for £8.00 a month (SIM only contract) I get 300 minutes of mobile calls, 500 texts, 1Gb of mobile broadband (including the ability to connect my laptop to the internet via my iPhone), plus I get unlimited calls to UK land lines.
Every two years I sell my old phone on eBay and pay for a new handset. But it’s my choice what I spend my money on.
Personally I’m amazed. As an iPhone owner, I can’t see why everyone else is so smug about “not having” an iPhone.