I haven't called them about my iPhone. But they did unlock my Razr for me (many years ago). I called and told them I would be traveling internationally and they said ok.One good reason (for AT&T anyway)? Travel. Say I go to Europe and bring along my iPhone. If it's unlocked, I can just get a cheap prepaid SIM from a local carrier while over there and use that for my telephone needs. If the phone is locked, then I have to either pay exorbitant roaming fees, or exorbitant fees for international minutes.
And thats why I'm getting an iPhone from Canada. No more waiting for a Jailbreak/Unlock. I just hope there's a workaround for the Facetime activation issues.
I'm curious as to how much Apple sells iPhone 4s in Canada for the 16GB and 32GB.
$659 for the 16GB and $779 for the 32GB.
http://store.apple.com/ca/browse/home/shop_iphone/family/iphone?mco=MTE2NTQ
Thanks for the link.
Although an unlocked iPhone would be nice to buy, price and travelling to Canada makes it hard to justify getting one to bring back to the states.
Buying a new iPhone for $199-$299 plus paying $30 per month on contract for the data plan is still cheaper than buying one outright (not including cost of my phone service as I would keep that regardless of having an iPhone or not).
Also, I would probably want the next generation iPhone when it comes out so would be subject to buying another phone.
i heard it is the same in japan. iphone is locked to softbank whether from retail apple store or not? is it true? anyone else from japan?
After the grey market's access to itunes database for unlocking(including at&t);
do you think apple lets it? does it mean apple will sell (next)iPhones f.u. in usa apple retail stores?