Vodafone UK has reportedly sold a white iPhone 4 with a modified proximity sensor a little earlier than they were supposed to, according to Engadget.
As the story goes, the salesperson rang it up as a black iPhone to help facilitate the transaction, and shortly after the sale went down, Voda sent out a notice to halt sale of these gems "until next week."
MacRumors notes that "the iPhone appears to show a modified proximity sensor, utilizing an open slot over the earpiece instead of the previously-seen fine grating." The iPhone 4 has long been criticized for a faulty proximity sensor leading customers to turn to tweaks such as CallLock for a remedy.
Apple is expected to officially release the white iPhone 4 before the month's end.
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As the story goes, the salesperson rang it up as a black iPhone to help facilitate the transaction, and shortly after the sale went down, Voda sent out a notice to halt sale of these gems "until next week."
MacRumors notes that "the iPhone appears to show a modified proximity sensor, utilizing an open slot over the earpiece instead of the previously-seen fine grating." The iPhone 4 has long been criticized for a faulty proximity sensor leading customers to turn to tweaks such as CallLock for a remedy.
Apple is expected to officially release the white iPhone 4 before the month's end.
Read More