Hi all,
I posted a thread in the general iphone board about using an iphone overseas in the most economical way. But I came here to ask a similar (but different question).
I'll be getting the iphone 4 on release day which will relegate my 3g to basically an ipod. The following week I will be leaving for Australia for about 10 days. Instead of dealing with all the international hoops from ATT to try and be able to use my iphone 4 without going broke (and surely failing miserably), what if I just set up my "old" 3g for international calling. Then I could just get a pay-as-you-go thing going on in Sydney for a few days and be set. Is that right?
A few questions... would i need to jailbreak and unlock the phone? Or can I just skip straight to the unlock? When I throw a new Australian pay-as-you-go type SIM card in the 3g, will I lose all my phone numbers/apps/music, etc... that is stored on the phone?
Jsut thinking this may be the easiest solution to my problem. Thoughts? Thanks!
-jon
I posted a thread in the general iphone board about using an iphone overseas in the most economical way. But I came here to ask a similar (but different question).
I'll be getting the iphone 4 on release day which will relegate my 3g to basically an ipod. The following week I will be leaving for Australia for about 10 days. Instead of dealing with all the international hoops from ATT to try and be able to use my iphone 4 without going broke (and surely failing miserably), what if I just set up my "old" 3g for international calling. Then I could just get a pay-as-you-go thing going on in Sydney for a few days and be set. Is that right?
A few questions... would i need to jailbreak and unlock the phone? Or can I just skip straight to the unlock? When I throw a new Australian pay-as-you-go type SIM card in the 3g, will I lose all my phone numbers/apps/music, etc... that is stored on the phone?
Jsut thinking this may be the easiest solution to my problem. Thoughts? Thanks!
-jon