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16 Jun 2010
Tesco Mobile has become the latest operator to confirm that it will offer the iPhone 4 from 24 June.
The retail chain has yet to announce any tariff details or handset prices, but customers can register on the Tesco iPhone site to receive more information.
Tesco has been offering the iPhone 3GS on pay-as-you-go and monthly options since December 2009.
Apple announced prices for the SIM-free iPhone 4 yesterday. The 16GB version will be available for £499 and the 32GB version for £599.
O2 and Vodafone are the only networks to offer any tariff details so far. Prices from Orange and Three are expected imminently.
Virgin Mobile is the remaining major network which has yet to disclose whether it will offer the iPhone 4.
The operator is in talks with "a number of companies", including Apple, according to a Virgin Media spokesman. However, he could not confirm when the company will make an official announcement.
There appeared to be heavy demand for the next-generation of the iPhone yesterday as the AT&T and Apple pre-order sites repeatedly crashed, frustrating eager customers.
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