Apple is always unfair towards India when it comes to iPhone, the world is expecting the launch of 5th generation iPhone, India is officially getting its hand on 4th generation iPhone the “iPhone 4″. The iPhone is the only Apple product now left that isn’t on time as even the iPad 2 and the new line of Mac have reached India.

Telecom operators, Airtel and Aircel will officially launch the iPhone 4 in India on the 27th May, 2011. The iPhone 4 will be made available in both the postpaid and prepaid subscription plans. The 16GB version of the iPhone will cost INR 34, 500, whereas the 32GB version will cost INR 40, 900.

Airtel hasn’t given any word regarding the plans or the launch, but is soon expected to. To view Aircel’s Postpaid and Prepaid subscription plans Click Here.

The release states that “Following an upfront payment of Rs. 34,500 for the 16GB model and Rs. 40,900 for the 32GB model, customers will have the opportunity to recover 100 percent of their upfront iPhone cost in monthly credits on their service plan over a period of 24 months”.

We will keep you updated with any further news.

According to Engadget, this is the box for ‘white’ Apple iPhone 4 shipped to vodafone UK. Accidentally this piece of wonder made into the hands of a lucky customer by some uninformed sales person, until vodafone sent out a email to halt sales till next week.

9 to 5 Mac claims that it’ll be landing on April 27th.

Research In Motion confirmed the acquisition of Swedish UI design company TAT. TAT team will be joining RIM and bringing their talent to the BlackBerry PlayBook and smartphone platforms.

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