Rumor: iPhone coming to Canada on December 7th?

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As the title reads, “Rumour”. However most are thinking it’s a Photoshopped, since the Rogers logo isn’t correct amongst other things. Read the full article at boygeniusreport.com
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As the title reads, “Rumour”. However most are thinking it’s a Photoshopped, since the Rogers logo isn’t correct amongst other things.

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