T-Mobile's iPhone will be unique

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March 28, 2013 Apple Report
T-Mobile's iPhone will be unique At long last, T-Mobile announced that it will carry its own iPhone 5, in addition to letting you bring over an unlocked iPhone 5 from another carrier, like from AT&T. Yet, when T-Mobile's own iPhone hits stores on April 12, it'll be a slightly different model and experience compared with other carriers. Here's what's altered. Read more | Share:  How to use an AT&T iPhone on T-Mobile's no-contract network  Laura K. Cucullu Senior features editor View profile  |  Email
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