Can I use a north american iPhone4S in Europe?

can I use a north american iPhone4S in Europe?

All iPhones can be used anywhere as long as you're willing to pay the high roaming charges.  To use it with a local carrier SIM card, the phone has to be officially unlocked.
FYI, there is no such thing as a "North American" iPhone.  Phones are sold by country.  It the US there are CDMA phones sold as well as GSM.  The CDMA iPhone 4S (not the iPhone 4)  (Verizon and Sprint) can be used in Europe GSM carrers on a roaming basis.  Verizon will unlock the GSM for use with a local SIM under certain circumstances.  Sprint does not.

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    kristin. wrote:
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    kristin. wrote:
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    McCaryn wrote:
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    McCaryn wrote:
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    McCaryn wrote:
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