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AT&T tips 32GB iPhone 3G through BlackBerry trade-in program
If AT&T is trying to keep the upcoming iPhone launch under wraps, they’re going to need to seal up leaks in their website. Thanks to a presumed slip of a keyboard-key, AT&T has listed a 32GB iPhone 3Gas a possible trade-in option for the “BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Trade-Up†program. As part of AT&T’s efforts to get the BlackBerry Bold in as many hands as possible, the carrier has posted an as-yet non-existent 32GB iPhone 3G as being worth $355 when traded-in for a BlackBerry Bold.
The BlackBerry Trade-Up program offers AT&T customers a chance to trade their existing handset for a BlackBerry Bold. The value of the trade-in phone is credited towards the purchase of a Bold. It’s a really interesting program, to be sure, but we’re more interested in the 32GB iPhone 3G spotted within the system.
We’ve been hearing about the next-generation iPhone boasting 32GB of on-board storage, and with current iPhone 3G storage capacities capping out at 16GB, it makes sense for Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) to release a new iPhone with increased flash memory. The new iPhone is also expected to feature a similar form-factor, 3.2-megapixel camera, boosted processor and RAM specs, digital compass with turn-by-turn GPS directions and an OLED display.
The BlackBerry Trade-Up program offers AT&T customers a chance to trade their existing handset for a BlackBerry Bold. The value of the trade-in phone is credited towards the purchase of a Bold. It’s a really interesting program, to be sure, but we’re more interested in the 32GB iPhone 3G spotted within the system.
We’ve been hearing about the next-generation iPhone boasting 32GB of on-board storage, and with current iPhone 3G storage capacities capping out at 16GB, it makes sense for Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) to release a new iPhone with increased flash memory. The new iPhone is also expected to feature a similar form-factor, 3.2-megapixel camera, boosted processor and RAM specs, digital compass with turn-by-turn GPS directions and an OLED display.
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