More 32GB iPhone references popping up, now on AT&T

Cleve Nettles
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May 23, 2009
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Yesterday it was Tmobile Austria.  Today, AT&T's website (update: tradups isn't AT&T affiliated) is referencing a 32 GB iPhones in a tradeup program.  Anyone out there left who doesn't think we'll see a 32GB iPhone in the coming months?

According to the graphic below, AT&T will take $335 for the 32GB iPhone.  We're thinking there aren't going to be too many people trading in new iPhones for Blackberry Bolds.

via Phone Arena

 

Comments (6)

Why-o-why (not verified) | May 23, 2009 - 7:21am

You guys really need to start providing some good rumors and not use stupid ploy to get people to check the blog. The last few have just been total WTF's.

Justin (not verified) | May 23, 2009 - 8:04am

Seriously...if you don't agree with the rumors that are on here, don't check the site, buddy. It's a legit rumor, something that came from AT&T...and you should remember these are the guys who predicted Macbook Air much before it was released...You want more structured and jargon filled information, go check MacRumors.
I like 9-5Mac cuz they give you everything, rumor or not...

iwantaiphone (not verified) | May 23, 2009 - 9:48am

I don't understand what everyone is complaining about. At least you have an iPhone. I still have to use an online one like http://interactiveiphone.com So get over it and be happy with what you got.

james braselton (not verified) | May 23, 2009 - 10:58am

I THERE I KNOW AT@T WILL OFFER A 32 GB UPGRADE FOR $335 SOO WHY WONT APPLE LET YOU UPGRADE TOO A 256 GB SSD FOR $400 OR A 128 GB SSD FOR $200 IF YOUR HARD DRIVE FAILS I KNOW THAT CLICK FREE OFFERS A CLICK FREE TRAVELER 16 32 OR 64 GB SSD THE 16 GB SSD IS $80 A 32 GB FOR $150 AND THE 64 GB SSD IS $250 THE CLICK FREE TRAVELER IS A EXTERNAL USB SSD BACK UP SYSTEM I KEEP SEEING APPLE MIGHT UPGRADE THE CAMRA TOO A 3.2 MP

Robert Kosednar (not verified) | May 23, 2009 - 10:28pm

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jsk (not verified) | May 24, 2009 - 1:33pm

Wouldn't that make a 32GB iPhone $429? Ouch.