White iPhone 4 disappears from AT&T site, pops up on Apple sites

Following our report earlier this week, BGR has learned that AT&T removed references to the white iPhone 4 from its online account management tool (OLAM) on Thursday. The pale phone had appeared in a drop down menu accessible from AT&Ts customerprofileeditor.But evidence that a white iPhone 4 will soon launch continues to mount. Apple enthusiast blog9 to 5 Mac points out that images of a white iPhone have recently appeared on Apples Australian website as well as its German site, before being removed. According to earlier unconfirmed reports, the white iPhone 4 may finally become available toward the end of February.

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