A amro macrumors 6502 Original poster Jun 15, 2010 #1 Engadget says so, and you can kind of infer that on Apple's website. Is this true?
twisted-pixel macrumors 6502a Jun 15, 2010 #2 I hope so..it doesn't say anything to the contrary, and I've ordered one!!
A ammusk macrumors regular Jun 15, 2010 #3 So is it possible to buy one from the UK, have it shipped to the US and use the phone with AT&T without bothering with the contract and unlocking & jailbreaking the phone? Thanks
So is it possible to buy one from the UK, have it shipped to the US and use the phone with AT&T without bothering with the contract and unlocking & jailbreaking the phone? Thanks
R -Ryan- macrumors 68000 Jun 15, 2010 #4 Yes, the phones in the UK are factory unlocked now. If you know someone in the UK willing to ship it out to you, you'll be able to get one. 🙂
Yes, the phones in the UK are factory unlocked now. If you know someone in the UK willing to ship it out to you, you'll be able to get one. 🙂
A Aravintht macrumors 6502a Jun 15, 2010 #5 There are some up on eBay already but im pretty sure you'd be able to find a friendly MacRumors member to post u 1 without trying to make a profit
There are some up on eBay already but im pretty sure you'd be able to find a friendly MacRumors member to post u 1 without trying to make a profit
L -Leigh- macrumors regular Jun 15, 2010 #6 -Ryan- said: Yes, the phones in the UK are factory unlocked now. If you know someone in the UK willing to ship it out to you, you'll be able to get one. 🙂 Click to expand... But do they now come with worldwide warranty, or is it country specific still? If someone from the US gets one from the UK, won't they have issues if they need to use the warranty?
-Ryan- said: Yes, the phones in the UK are factory unlocked now. If you know someone in the UK willing to ship it out to you, you'll be able to get one. 🙂 Click to expand... But do they now come with worldwide warranty, or is it country specific still? If someone from the US gets one from the UK, won't they have issues if they need to use the warranty?
R -Ryan- macrumors 68000 Jun 15, 2010 #7 -Leigh- said: But do they now come with worldwide warranty, or is it country specific still? If someone from the US gets one from the UK, won't they have issues if they need to use the warranty? Click to expand... Almost certainly still country specific. Other countries that sold iPhones factory unlocked last time round were still country specific. 🙁
-Leigh- said: But do they now come with worldwide warranty, or is it country specific still? If someone from the US gets one from the UK, won't they have issues if they need to use the warranty? Click to expand... Almost certainly still country specific. Other countries that sold iPhones factory unlocked last time round were still country specific. 🙁
L -Leigh- macrumors regular Jun 15, 2010 #8 -Ryan- said: Almost certainly still country specific. Other countries that sold iPhones factory unlocked last time round were still country specific. 🙁 Click to expand... That sucks. 🙁
-Ryan- said: Almost certainly still country specific. Other countries that sold iPhones factory unlocked last time round were still country specific. 🙁 Click to expand... That sucks. 🙁
G gethyphyyo macrumors regular Jun 15, 2010 #9 I'll be buying an unlocked iPhone 4 from the UK having a friend send it to me. I wonder how much this **** is gonna cost😱
I'll be buying an unlocked iPhone 4 from the UK having a friend send it to me. I wonder how much this **** is gonna cost😱
J jackapple macrumors member Jun 15, 2010 #10 gethyphyyo said: I'll be buying an unlocked iPhone 4 from the UK having a friend send it to me. I wonder how much this **** is gonna cost😱 Click to expand... I was thinking the same thing but it will cost $733 USD just for the phone itself.
gethyphyyo said: I'll be buying an unlocked iPhone 4 from the UK having a friend send it to me. I wonder how much this **** is gonna cost😱 Click to expand... I was thinking the same thing but it will cost $733 USD just for the phone itself.