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T-Mobile USA has announced that it will supplement its iPhone 5 upfront pricing with a special trade-in offer from April 12. The offer allows customers to trade-in their iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S for a new iPhone 5.

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From April 12, T-Mobile has announced that qualifying customers can get an iPhone 5 for $99.99 down, plus monthly payments. T-Mobile is the only major U.S. wireless company to offer iPhone 5 with no annual service contract plus unlimited talk, text and Web on a 4G network.

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Chariton Valley Wireless has announced that it will offer the iPhone 5 from Friday, March 15. Customers can pre-order from March 8.

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Solavei, a low price contract-free mobile service provider, announced its latest nano SIM cards, compatible with the iPhone 5, which extends the company’s phone compatibility to most major smartphones – for $49 per month.

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Seidio is now shipping the OBEX case for iPhone 5. If you are prone to dropping your iPhone or just generally mistreat it then the OBEX case could be just what you need.

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In response to popular demand, Google Maps has returned to the iPhone. The new Google Maps app is available for the iPhone and iPod Touch (4th gen) iOS 5.1 and higher.

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Sprint has announced it will offer the iPhone 5 on its network beginning on Friday, September 21. New and existing customers can pre-order the iPhone 5 beginning at 12:01am PT on Friday, September 14.

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Verizon has announced that it will offer the iPhone 5 on its 4G LTE network from Fri., Sept. 21 at 8 a.m. (EDT). Customers can pre-order an iPhone 5 online beginning Fri., Sept. 14 at 3 a.m. (EDT)

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AT&T has announced that it will offer the iPhone 5 from Friday, Sept. 21. Customers will be able to pre-order online beginning Friday, Sept. 14.

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Surprise! Apple iPhone 5 has just been announced – in case you hadn’t heard yet. Following the various iPhone 5 ‘leaks’ the product launch in San Francisco was a bit of an anticlimax with no new shocking revelations.

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