iPhone 4S pops up on German carrier's Web site

The carrier lists the phone with a new iPhone 4S, and higher 64 gigabyte memory capacity.

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Roger Cheng

Oct. 3, 2011 8:07 a.m. PT

With just a day left before Apple's official announcement, another indication of an upgraded iPhone 4 has popped up.

The latest comes from Vodafone Germany, which lists the iPhone 4S on its Web site. In addition, the options include a higher capacity model with 64 gigabytes of memory. The listing was discovered by iPhone-Ticker.de and reported by AppleInsider.

The listing also shows a lower-capacity 8-gigabyte iPhone 4 model. That follows the pattern of Apple taking its older model and positioning it as its low-end product. It previously sold the iPhone 3GS for $99 before dropping the price to $49.

The listing comes after a report from Gizmodo Brazil that found images of a new iPhonethat looks exactly like the older iPhone 4.

The truth will be known tomorrow at 10 a.m. PT, when Apple finally pulls back the curtain on the next iPhone.

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