Q: What?
A: Yes, the wait is over: you now can order your unlocked iPhone at (please read on before you click the link. Or you can hit the back button to come back) phoneanywhere
Q: How much?
A: 700 us$ for the 4Gb version and 800 us$ for the 8GB version.
Q: Is this a genuine, real, brand new iPhone?
A: "Absolutely. Unlike the many Meizu brand imitations you will see elsewhere, this is the real deal: an Apple iPhone sold by AT&T. Each iPhone is purchased brand new from the retail outlet. We must open the box to unlock the phone on your behalf, then make a single test call but we will take extra good care of your iPhone! We promise." says the site
Q: Will the iPhone work in my country with my phone provider?
A: "Chances are: yes. If your phone uses GSM technology meaning that it uses SIM cards then you should be good to go. This is the worldwide standard however certain networks are not compatible. CDMA and FOMA users will likely not be able to use the iPhone on their network. These networks are mostly used in the USA and Japan. Almost all of Europe uses GSM. Here's the down and dirty tech info: GSM Quad band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), GPRS/EDGE and can connect to other devices via: Computer via 30-pin iPod dock connector, Wi-Fi (802.11g) and Bluetooth 2.0." says the site
A: "Yes. Visual Voice mail (exclusive to AT&T) is the only known exception, all features currently available on locked phones will be available on unlocked phones. You may need to call you provider once you get your unlocked iPhone to enter in the internet settings of your particular network before you can browse the internet"
Q: Is there anything I need to know before ordering?
A: "Yes, we're glad you asked. Firstly, the iPhone battery when it needs replacement years down the line... will need to be done by a professional. As the launch continues around the globe it is extremely likely that there will be a local service within your country to perform this task. It will however, not be free. Secondly, the iPhone we send you will work with iPhone software 1.0.2. While any future upgrade that you choose to download for the phone may not hinder the phone at all, we cannot guarantee that future downloads will not re-lock your iPhone. Therefor we encourage all users to stay on the 1.0.2 version of iPhone software and upgrade at their own risk."
Please tell us on this blog your experiences with the unlocked iPhone, and tell us your order and service experiences with this company (iPhone anywhere). Also please tell us in which country and on which provider networking you are using the iPhone. Thank you. It will help our blogreaders to take a better decision to do it or not. 800 us$ is a lot of money. Thanks, cheers wakuwaku.
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