T mobile usa finally launch for apple iphone

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T-Mobile, the fourth largest carrier in the U.S. officially launched Apple’s iPhone on its network today, almost six years after it was launched.

T-Mobile had announced plans to offer Apple’s iPhone last month and had started taking pre-orders for the iPhone 5 on its website last week. It is also available on Apple’s online store.

Customers can also buy iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 from T-Mobile retail stores from today. TechCrunch reports that small lines have started forming at retail stores at various locations around the U.S.

Customers can either pay the full price ($579/$679/$779) for the 16GB/32GB/64GB iPhone 5 up front or they can pay $99/$199/$299 up front plus $20 monthly instalments for 24 months. iPhone 5 pre-ordered today will be delivered for the launch on April 12th.  T-Mobile is also offering iPhone 4S for a down payment of $69.99 plus $20 for 24 months and iPhone 4 for a down payment of $14.99 plus $15 for 24 months.

As part of its ‘Uncarrier’ initiative, customers don’t have to signup for a two-year contract when they buy an iPhone from T-Mobile. It’s offering unlimited text, talk and web for $50 per month with 500MB data, which also includes mobile hotspot. You can add unlimited 4G data for $20, but it does not include mobile hotspot. You can add up to 12GB of data with mobile hotspot in increments of 2GB to your included 500MB of data. These plans range from $50 to $110 in cost. Each additional 2GB of data with mobile hotspot will cost you $10.

T-Mobile has kicked off launch with its first iPhone commercial (via TmoNews), which we’ve embedded below: