Source: PDI
MANILA, Philippines--The latest model of Apple’s wildly successful multimedia device, the iPhone, officially went on sale in the Philippines last Friday.
The first of the iPhone 4 units, which is distributed in the Philippines exclusively by Ayala-led Globe Telecom Inc., were made available in Globe stores in Greenbelt and Glorietta.
For Globe subscribers who placed their orders early on, their handsets were given out during the official launch last Sunday held in simultaneous events at the Makati Shangri-la and New World hotels.
Apple has sold a record three million iPhone 4 units since its June 24 release in the United States.
The base model 16-gigabyte (GB) iPhone costs P37,999, while the 32 GB model costs P43,999.
For postpaid users, the 16 GB model will be given for free for every new plan worth P3,799. The 32 GB model will be free for a monthly plan of P5,000.
Features of the iPhone 4, which replaces the iPhone 3GS, include a camera on the front of the phone, which makes it possible for users to engage in video calls.
The iPhone 4 also features a camera with LED flash, high-definition video recording, a faster processor, an improved gyroscope and up to 40 percent longer talk time.
Apple’s App Store also gives users access to more than 205,000 applications for the iPhone, including the new iMovie app designed just for iPhone 4.
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MANILA, Philippines--The latest model of Apple’s wildly successful multimedia device, the iPhone, officially went on sale in the Philippines last Friday.
The first of the iPhone 4 units, which is distributed in the Philippines exclusively by Ayala-led Globe Telecom Inc., were made available in Globe stores in Greenbelt and Glorietta.
For Globe subscribers who placed their orders early on, their handsets were given out during the official launch last Sunday held in simultaneous events at the Makati Shangri-la and New World hotels.
Apple has sold a record three million iPhone 4 units since its June 24 release in the United States.
The base model 16-gigabyte (GB) iPhone costs P37,999, while the 32 GB model costs P43,999.
For postpaid users, the 16 GB model will be given for free for every new plan worth P3,799. The 32 GB model will be free for a monthly plan of P5,000.
Features of the iPhone 4, which replaces the iPhone 3GS, include a camera on the front of the phone, which makes it possible for users to engage in video calls.
The iPhone 4 also features a camera with LED flash, high-definition video recording, a faster processor, an improved gyroscope and up to 40 percent longer talk time.
Apple’s App Store also gives users access to more than 205,000 applications for the iPhone, including the new iMovie app designed just for iPhone 4.
