Ensquared.com is certain that during October 2011 Apple will be launching it's 4th generation iPhone device known as the iPhone 5. Ensquared is able to confirm this based on the following reference sources:
According to Mashable.com, Sprint has informed all retail store employees that a major phone launch will take place in October and they are blacking out September 30th through October 15th. "No Sprint employee is leaving the store in the first two weeks of October. Something big is coming down the pike." Sprint together with AT&T will be promoting the iPhone 5 as flagship, hero device.
Boy Genius Report website also confirmed in August 2011that an AT&T Vice President has confirmed to several employees that the iPhone 5 is slated to launch in early October.
Website 9to5Mac.com has also revealed images of the iPhone 5 case which depicts the new iPhone 5 device which will be wider, taller and much thinner than the current iPhone 4 with a curved back.
Apple are famous for building hype and releasing iPhones via a slow drip feed methodology to maintain huge demand levels and thereby build overwhelming hype for new iPhone devices at launch. When these devices are released on the market the typical replacement costs will start at $700 to $950, which means Iphone Insurance, will automatically be a big ticket demand item.
Apple Care is only an extended warranty program- it does not cover users against theft, lost and accidental damage such as drops and spills. Ensquared.com the number one authority in Phone Insurance will be offering both an Accidental Damage and a Comprehensive iPhone 5 Insurance package for users to purchase on its site at /iPhone_catalog . The comprehensive iPhone Insurance program will most definitely cover lost, stolen and accidental damage and will sold on a once off prepaid basis for less than $100.
Ensquared via its claims operator and underwriter will make sure that iPhone 5 devices are able to be replaced in a timely manner, any consumer who needs a replacement or a repair can expect to wait between 48 to 72 hours for a claim to be completely processed provided all paperwork is in order.
In recent months Ensquared has observed the demand for iPhone devices deminish and it's insurance program shrink due to the popularity of Android powered devices such as the Droid, HTC Thunderbolt and the Samsung Galaxy II.
Google has confirmed that the next phase of Internet growth via the Smartphone device is growing at a much faster rate than when the Internet first grew via personal computers. Given the ongoing momentum of Smartphone adoption, there is defiantly a need for end users to insure their devices.
Most American consumers have no idea that an iPhone or Android powered Smartphone will cost beyond $500 of out of pocket cash to replace should they lose or have their handset stolen whilst in contract. The everyday consumer thinks the device only costs $199, which is what the end user paid when they originally entered into a 24 month contract. The reality is that network operators subsidize handset devices in order to draw end users into long term contract lockin, which creates network traffic made up of both data and call usage.
Ensquared offers genuine iPhone and Smartphone Insurance, not an extended warranty program. Ensquared Phone Insurance is licensed for all USA states and is backed by a Nasdaq listed underwriter. Ensquared urges end users to beware when buying 3rd party insurance, as some Internet Insurance programs are self insured by handset repair shops.
Ensquared is able to give consumer complete confidence in it's insurance programs by offering a 15 day money back guarantee on all policies as well as Paypal Buyer protection. Ensquared is famous for service and quality dealing with customer claims and sales in a very efficient and customer friendly manner- unlike Asurion who covers AT&T and Verizon devices at a retail store level. Ensquared gives end users 90 days to insure their wireless handsets which is provides for further flexibility than the network retail store programs.
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