Though the iPhone 5 Verizon price and availability details were revealed earlier already, the carrier seems eager to announce the handset’s in-store debut. The device is the first iPhone to operate on the service provider’s 4G LTE network. It has also hit AT&T and Sprint outlets.
According to the information, the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB variants can be purchased for $199.99, $299.99 and $399.99, respectively. In this regard, customers are required to sign a new 2-year agreement and sign up for plans as well. As for the fresh Cupertino cookie, it sports a 4-inch Retina display and an 8MP iSight snapper on the back panel. There’s also a front-facing FaceTime HD sensor for self-portraits and video calls.
A new A6 processor powers up the handset’s operations, while iOS 6 runs the complete show. Talking about the Apple platform, iOS 6 brings with it a range of attributes such as improved Siri, additional language support, Passbook organization, Facebook integration and a fresh Maps application that was outed much ahead of launch.
Just as a reminder, the network operator is providing the FaceTime over Cellular feature with any plan selected by buyers. Customers can also avail of the Share Everything Plan that is tagged at $40 monthly rental and $50 per month account access. The scheme delivers unlimited talk time, text, data, video messaging and pictures and it can be shared with up to 10 devices on a single line.
Like we’ve already mentioned, the iPhone 5 Verizon, AT&T and Sprint is available in stores now.