Not that it'll do you much good in the US -- an
unlocked iPhone 4 will still only work on AT&T's 3G bands -- but Apple has just started selling its prized smartphone without any carrier partiality on its US online store. The big attraction is, of course, being able to take the phone abroad and switch MicroSIMs to your heart's content, an experience that most other nations are already well accustomed to. Additionally, though the $649 (16GB) and $749 (32GB) levies may seem rather steep for American buyers, they're quite a bit more affordable than the unlocked pricing elsewhere. You can have yours within three business days if black's your color, or three to five if you're after the snow white one.
Apple starts selling unlocked iPhone 4 for $649 originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 14 Jun 2011 03:55:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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