Colour variant finally to be made available tomorrow (April 28) in the UK, US and 27 other countries.

The white variant of the Apple iPhone 4 will be available globally from tomorrow following a string of delays in recent months.

Because there’s nothing that makes a fanboy pop boners quite like color options (seriously, that’s all it takes sometimes — and only black and white), Apple is releasing the long-awaited white iPhone 4 tomorrow for the same price as the black model. So yeah, if you’ve been holding out on an iPhone 4 until there was a white one, congratulations, you have got to be the worst cell phone buyer ever. And, if you already have a black one and are now going to go out and purchase a white one, well, you’re just a terrible person. Like, awful — I can’t even look at you. And I’m not just saying that because that mole on your neck is f***ing staring at me, but you better get that thing checked out before it starts talking.

Apple chief Philip Schiller said: “The white iPhone 4 has finally arrived and it’s beautiful.

“We appreciate everyone who has waited patiently while we’ve worked to get every detail right.”

Apple recently released the iPad 2 in both black and white options too.

The white iPhone 4 will be exactly the same as the black version, except for its white paint job. The phone will go on sale tomorrow in Austria, Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Macau, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, UK and the US. Other countries not listed will be available at a later date. The phone will cost the same as its black counterpart – $199 for 16GB and $299 for 32GB with a 2-year contract (Verizon/AT&T). Who’s picking one up tomorrow?

Update: Apple has confirmed that the white iPhone will go on sale tomorrow at Apple, AT&T, and Verizon retail stores, as well as select Apple resellers in the United States, and retail chains in over 15 other countries, including France, Canada, the UK, and Australia.