With the iPhone 4 set to launch sometime by the end of July, the anticipation for the device has been growing.
When Apple announced the iPhone 4, the Canadian Apple website offered users a “Notify Me” service where Apple sends out periodic emails on matters related to iPhone 4.
After Apple, Rogers/Fido started their own notification page to give customers insight into when the device will be available.
Now, Telus is the latest carrier to offer users a notification link. While none of the notification pages from the Canadian wireless carriers offer specific iPhone 4 details, they do send signals that the iPhone 4 launch is coming very soon.
Launch day rumors originally pointed to July 23, 2010 however recent reports send the launch day to be July 28 or July 30, making the launch day truly “by the end of July”.
And so, Canadians will continue to wait patiently for the iPhone 4. What do you think? July 23, 28 or 30?

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