Sprint's other pre-paid provider finally gets Apple's latest smartphones. October 21, 2013 5:25 AM PDT Apple's iPhone 5C. (Credit: CNET) Apple's iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C are finally making its way to Boost Mobile. Related stories What to expect for Apple's iPad event Apple's first Gold iPhone 5S TV ad (No Kardashian in sight) Moto X takes Round 2 against iPhone 5S At Apple, gold iPhone 5S is known as 'the Kardashian phone' Apple again said to be trimming iPhone 5C production Boost, a unit of Sprint, said today that Apple's latest smartphones will be available on November 8. It's both the latest and one of the last carriers to offer the two phones. Apple typically pushes its new iPhones to the large big-box retailers and national carriers before expanding the distribution to pre-paid partners. Virgin Mobile, Sprint's other pre-paid business got the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C last month. There is a smaller number of users able to purchase the iPhone on pre-paid because customers are required to pay the higher unsubsidized price. Boost declined to provide the prices for the iPhone 5S or iPhone 5C.
Sprint's other pre-paid provider finally gets Apple's latest smartphones.
Apple's iPhone 5C.
(Credit: CNET)
Apple's iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C are finally making its way to Boost Mobile.
Related stories
- What to expect for Apple's iPad event
- Apple's first Gold iPhone 5S TV ad (No Kardashian in sight)
- Moto X takes Round 2 against iPhone 5S
- At Apple, gold iPhone 5S is known as 'the Kardashian phone'
- Apple again said to be trimming iPhone 5C production
Boost, a unit of Sprint, said today that Apple's latest smartphones will be available on November 8. It's both the latest and one of the last carriers to offer the two phones.
Apple typically pushes its new iPhones to the large big-box retailers and national carriers before expanding the distribution to pre-paid partners. Virgin Mobile, Sprint's other pre-paid business got the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C last month. There is a smaller number of users able to purchase the iPhone on pre-paid because customers are required to pay the higher unsubsidized price.
Boost declined to provide the prices for the iPhone 5S or iPhone 5C.
