Would a European iPhone work in the U.S.A.?

Would a European iPhone work in the U.S.A.? The specs for the ones sold in the U.S. look the same but there might be some differences which I'm not aware of!

Your problem, as a traveler to the US is that the largest GSM carrier, AT&T, is not very friendly to travelers. The only other nationwide GSM carrier is T-Mobile...more friendly, but not as much coverage. Realistically you only have two choices: 1. Go to a T-Mobile store when you get here, but since they are not an officially iPhone carrier, you'll have to get them to fiddle with the settings to get everything working. 2. Straight Talk...same deal, not an official iPhone carrier but they rent spectrum from AT&T, thus coverage is the same:
http://www.straighttalksim.com/

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