Orange is following the exact same trajectory with the SFII as it did with the original ZTE-made smartphone, revealing that a white version of the budget Android phone is about to land on the network. And this is the only fact we have, as the site’s “coming soon” page doesn’t feature anything useful like release dates or a price.
Although last year’s white SF was the same price as the black model. So we’ll guess this will be the same price too. That would be logical. If it charged more we’d feign outrage…
…so the white San Fran should equate to £99 plus £10 in credit. And look, it’ll also be available on monthly contracts at some point.
Link via SoMobile.
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