Apple is unlikely to launch a LTE enabled iPhone in 2011 due to problems concerning yield rates of LTE chips offered by Qualcomm, according to DigiTimes.
Apple is likely to delay the launch of its LTE-enabled iPhones to 2012, said the sources, noting that the industry had also long been skeptical about the launch of LTE iPhones in 2011 as the implementation of LTE networks has not yet matured.
DigiTimes also notes that all three top telecom carriers in China have expressed interest in carrying the 'iPhone 4S' which is reported to feature a CDMA-GSM device.
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Tom - May 18, 2011 at 12:12pm
Yes of course i do think that he is goin to get the stuff very stiffen to do just exactly what apple mean to do with it so i dont think its going to be so very very well as they imagine or not to imagine. Coz that is the question now because apple is doing it right now not never!
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undertaker - May 18, 2011 at 2:02pm
wtf are you talking about? do you speak english?
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dancj - May 18, 2011 at 4:38pm
Ha - I'm inclined to agree. With Undertaker that is. I might agree with Tom if I had a clue what he was saying.