Trump Mobile's T1 Phone Set for Release Despite Delays

In June of last year, Trump Mobile, part of U.S. President Donald Trump's extensive business empire, announced the launch of the 'Trump T1' phone. According to Jin10, hopes of seeing it hit the market had nearly faded until a recent report suggested it will eventually be available to consumers. In an interview with U.S. tech media outlet The Verge, company executives revealed that the phone still has some planned modifications, such as the removal of the T1 logo. However, the American flag on the back and the gold color scheme will remain. The screen and camera specifications are also set for an upgrade. Executives noted that to reflect 'quality improvements,' the price will increase. Customers who have already paid a $100 deposit will need to pay an additional $499, while future buyers will face a higher price, though it will not exceed $1,000. The company has retracted its previous claim that the phone would be manufactured in the U.S., now stating that the 'final assembly' will occur in the U.S., with most manufacturing processes taking place elsewhere, though specific locations have not been disclosed.