Yesterday we noted the release of the iPhone 5 on MTS, and today it appears the iPhone 5 is available from SaskTel and NorthenTel (a division of Bell Aliant) starting today as well.
SaskTel’s website notes three iPhone 5 capacities but they are ‘out of stock’ online. The list price is $178.99 (on a 3 year term), which is about $1 cheaper than what other carriers are selling it for. The iPhone 4S is also available in 16GB/32GB/64GB models for $78/$178/$278 (3 year term) respectively, along with the 8GB iPhone 4 for $0 (3 year term).
A surprise carrier of the iPhone is NorthenTel. Their website notes all three capacities of the iPhone 5 for $179/$279/$379 (3 year term) are available plus the 16GB iPhone 4S for $99 (3 year term; other carriers are currently offering for $79).
Let us know if you’re going to be jumping on any iPhones from these carriers.
[via MobileSyrup]
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