In a fear that Deutsche Telekom would run out of supply, they have started advance booking for Apple’s iPhone 5 in Germany.
In order to avoid public attention, Deutsche Telekom is booking Apple’s next generation iPhone only in its stores and not through internet.
It seems that they are making the same mistake which they made last time during the pre-launch of Apple iPhone 4, they pre-ordered 60,000 iPhone, and due to that Apple delayed their shipment in the country. And in this case, Apple has not even announced iPhone launch date, nor has revealed its any features yet company is taking pre-orders.
In order to confirm the booking, pre-order slip is issued with every booking with printed names, revealed Bloomberg.
If rumors are to be believed then the next generation iPhone, which is already creating waves in the market, would come in Germany by this year’s September or October. It would be similar to iPhone 4 in terms of its presentation. It is also said that yet to be released iPhone could boast of wider screen and new outer body with better resolution in camera.
Deutsche Telekom has raised the excitement level of the people, who are in wait to get their pre-ordered sets in their hands.
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