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Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller has Tweeted that the white iPhone 4 will be out "this spring".

Of course, Apple said as much back in December 2010, but Schiller's Tweet suggests that it might actually happen this time, and not merely be delayed - as it was the past three times Apple announced the white iPhone 4.

Schiller was also quick to quip that the handset "is a beauty", but then he would say that, wouldn't he?

Apple is rumoured to be readying an early April announcement for iOS 5 and changes to its MobileMe online service. ®

iPhone 4 White?

This will only be on sale (as the top device) for Maximum 3 months.

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Urgh

I usually like the look of Apple products, even if I don't buy them, but the white iPhone just looks ugly due to the placing of the big black screen. It's just visually unbalanced. Keep the front completely black and just have the white on the back.

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and this is newsworthy how???

"Marketing guy repeats announcement on same product in different colour"

FFS.

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Mystic Meg

I forsee only a few 10K shipping to stores and "stocks running out" in the first day or so...

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Woop-de-woo

let it lie eh?

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