Anywhere in the World

I would like to buy an iPHONE in the US (GSM and CDMA) and be able to use it in Europe or the US. I do not want to Jailbreak the phone. All I want to do is change the SIM card when ever I am in a different country. Thanks,

melfromriverview wrote:
I would like to buy an iPHONE in the US (GSM and CDMA) and be able to use it in Europe or the US. I do not want to Jailbreak the phone. All I want to do is change the SIM card when ever I am in a different country. Thanks,
All iPhones sold in the US are locked to either Verizon (CDMA) or AT&T (GSM). Neither will provide unlocking.
Stedman

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Ok so this is the code that i have writen so far:
Random aRandom;
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// Put descriptive comments about what your program does and how it does it
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Helo!
Has anyone got any idea how Apple chooses which countries get their iPhone, when it's spreading around the globe?
I've been waiting for the official way of getting myself an iPhone for more than a year now, but it seems like I'll have to wait a bit longer, since Slovenia is still not on the list of countries apple published on on of the events this year (I think it was Macworld). Since I believe we're the only country in EU that didn't get the new phone yet, I'm a bit disapointed, really.
Our cellphone carrier did sell the very first edition of iPhone just weeks after its launch in USA, but even though it seems they made some kind of deal with Apple, it doesn't really seem official enough.
I think one of the problems is one of our new laws, which forbids selling any device, from which costumer can't take the battery out by himself or change it. So now when you buy an iPhone you get some spooky papers showing you how to remove the battery for disposal from iPods, so I think they could do the same thing with iPhones too. I personaly agree with this law, because the worst chemicals in our devices are probably in batteries and without propper disposal we're releasing toxins into our nature. But Apple doesn't care about our enviroment it seems. The compact design of their devices really feels nice in hand, but I think they could do something about batteries ... I mean you have to send in the phone in order to change it's battery - try that with Nokia ;-P .
So even though I do have mixed feelings about the iPhone I still think it's a great device that combines the phone with iPod and has other great capabilities (even though I was seriousely shocked about lack of something like MMS and video recording in previous models). And I really don't see any good reason why it shouldn't come to Slovenia- our infrastructure is really up to date (Slovenia was among first countries in the world to implement 3G in 2003) and there are many potential buyers here =) .
So even though I'd have to overpay your device (because Apple still didn't realize that 1USD isn't equal to 1EUR), I'd like to get it soon.
Otherwise I'll be forced to buy it in some other country and unlock it and I really don't wanna do that.

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THIS POST WAS ACTUALLY TAKEN FROM MY BLOG. <Edited by Moderator>
"I have something to tell you."
That was the phrase I uttered to my wonderful husband, when I got home from work the other day. But, before I tell you why, let me back up.
You see, for years, I've been a devoted Windows, PC user. They just made sense. I knew where to find everything on them. They were logical. I knew that if I went into the Program Files folder, I would find my programs. They were straight-forward, no nonsense machines. And, heck, the whole world uses them!
I would make fun of Mac users, by calling it "Crapintosh" or "Poopintosh", and saying highly intelligent things like, "Mac is for dummies!"
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Several months ago (maybe it's even been a year), my darling husband was given a Mac desktop computer. We then were faced with a question . . . what do we do with our PC desktop? Even though I was a devoted PC user, I couldn't justify having two desktop computers, so I vowed that we would have to get rid of one of them. Seeing that our new (used) Mac was a gift, we couldn't very well get rid of that one, so I swallowed my pride and we sold our PC.
Now granted, I have been using a Mac at work for several years, so it wasn't like I had to get use to the Mac we had at home. I was quite proficient and comfortable on both platforms--Windows or Mac. I just liked PCs better—and still did after we converted everything over to our home Mac. If there's one thing I am, it's loyal.
During this whole time, my poor old PowerMac G4 at work was starting on it's own painful journey to Mac heaven. It was on a fast downward spiral, and would soon die. I got word a couple of weeks ago that a new iMac had been ordered for me, and I have to admit that I wasn't thrilled. The thought of having to transfer all of my files over to a new computer was daunting. What if all my e-mail disappeared? What if all my author videos didn't make it? I was not looking forward to the arrival of my new machine . . . not one bit.
That fated day finally arrived on Wednesday, but I didn't have the opportunity to mess with it until yesterday. Perhaps I was avoiding the hassle and trouble that I thought was in store. As I connected the firewire between my old Mac and new Mac, I could feel myself growing more and more tense. On the new machine, I went through the initial steps of confirming that I wanted my computer's primary language to be English . . . blah, blah, blah.
But, then . . . something wonderful happened! I mean, it was truly miraculous! A screen appeared that asked a simple, beautiful question: "Would you like to transfer your Old Mac to your New Mac?" I gasped. No, I thought, this has to be a joke. It can't be this easy. But, I threw caution to the wind and hit "Yes."
To my shock and amazement, the computer transfered EVERYTHING—e-mail, documents, settings, user preferences—EVERYTHING on it's own . . . all I did was hit "OK". Then I went to lunch, while it went to work! That's it! I came back, and it was done! Everything that was precious to me got transfered to my new computer with the click of a button. I'm still shocked, today!
When I got home yesterday, TP greeted me at the door. As I took off my coat and shoes, I sheepishly looked at him and said, "I have something to tell you. I think I've become a Mac fan."
The look of shock and joy on his face is now burned into my memory. He fell to his knees and cried, "Thank you, God!" And then he asked, "So, wait, let me get this straight . . . if we were to get a brand new computer in a couple of years, you're telling me you would want a Mac and NOT a PC?"
My reply was a quiet, "Yes."
I've seen the error of my ways. I've seen the light! It's like the blinders have fallen off my eyes, and I'm seeing clearly for the first time. The world looks a bit different to me, now, and I couldn't rest until I had shared my newfound devotion with the world.
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Great! thanks for sharing that with us.
mrtotes
P.S. for your future reference, your new iMac is probably an "Intel iMac" rather than an "iMac G5", Apple stopped selling iMac G5s in Jan 2006.

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