There has been a lot of speculation as to what the new iPhone handset will be called.  After the iPhone 4 will the next one be the iPhone 5 ?

Or the iPhone 4G ?

Or the iPhone 4S ?

Very few people outside of Steve Job's immediate circle probably know the answer.  One thing is certain - people who buy the new iPhone 4S - or iPhone 5 - or whatever it will be called - will very probably need to consider insurance.

And we will most certainly be offering iPhone 4G insurance - or iPhone 4S insurance - or iPhone 5 insurance ...

The iPhone 4 launched in the UK this week to massive acclaim - and rightly so.  The iPhone 4 comes with many new or improved features - such as a better camera and video phone optioins plus faster software.  Thhe queues have been around the block as people wait to get their hands in this latest offering from Apple.

With this comes a high price tag.  At £500 to replace the iPhone 4 if it is damaged or stolen, can you afford to be without iPhone 4 insurance ?

For this reason you should strongly consider getting iPhone 4 insurance

An iPhone user is able to stay well-connected with all of their important contacts throughout the day, which makes running a business easier and more productive.  When an iPhone user is able to multi-task effectively, they can increase their revenue and enhance their company image.

Since an iPhone is such an important business tool, it should be protected with iPhone insurance.  This will prevent any unnecessary business interruptions should there be liquid damage, accidental damage, theft or fraudulent calls.  In addition, iPhone insurance will protect you all over the world and comes with an extended warranty breakdown.  For only £5.99 per month, you can have your mobile phone repair or replaced without delay!

Without a doubt the iPhone 4 is a very, very cool new piece of kit, with its enhanced camera, steel band, improved processor and 3-dimensional gyroscope. The only downside is that is very expensive to repair or replace if yours is stolen or damaged.

It looks like it *might* be slightly tougher than the previous iPhones - we just dont know yet (they said the first iPhone 2g would be mega durable - and that didnt bounce well). 

But it is still incredibley stealable - with its iconic - and very visible design and classic and noticeable headphones - which identify it to a potential theif that it is the new and very valuable iPhone 4.

Do you want to leave it to chance or do you want to get protected with iPhone 4 insurance ?