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Today, Apple started selling the unlocked iPhone 4S device in the United States, but with a big catch: it can be activated only on AT&T’s network. Only the GSM flavor of the device is available without carrier locking from Apple’s … Continue reading →

On Friday, Apple’s online stores in the U.S. began selling the unlocked version of the iPhone 4S. For $649 (16GB), $749 (32GB) or $849 (64GB), customers who purchase a contract-free 4S will be able to switch between networks and use … Continue reading →

Focus S does cost $200 and comes with a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus display and 1.4GHz processor, so it sure sounds like the kind of phone that would compete with iPhone 4S. It’s got a bigger screen, an eight megapixel … Continue reading →

The Motorola Droid RAZR is one of the most-hyped phones in recent memory. But you don’t need to think back too far to recall the months of rumors and speculation surrounding the Apple iPhone 4S. So now that the RAZR … Continue reading →

I look at the Japanese design blog Spoon & Tamago from time to time. This morning it featured these astonishingly weird iPhone 4 cases. In Tokyo there’s an entire neighborhood devoted to making and selling faux plastic “food samples” of … Continue reading →

Apple‘s new store in Hong Kong sold out of the iPhone 4S in just three hours, according to Ticonderoga Securities analyst Brian White, citing a Chinese language news site. White adds in a research note that his own checks find … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Apple released the first update to iOS 5 to users, with the promise that it would solve those nagging issues regarding quick battery drain in the iPhone 4S. The update, iOS 5.0.1, was released to developers a little while … Continue reading →

Sprint Nextel wants to make sure its iPhone 4S customers are going to stick with it. The wireless carrier plans to begin locking the SIM on iPhone4S devices today, as first reported by SprintFeed. The company will only unlock the … Continue reading →

All you brand new Sprint iPhone 4S customers who thought you’d actually be able to use the full dual-mode GSM/CDMA worldphone capabilities of your fancy new Apple handset when traveling abroad, think again. According to a leak from SprintFeed, Sprint … Continue reading →

The IT department at California State University Fullerton is rejecting the iPhone 4S, and in fact returning all campus-bought units, MacNN has learned. “IT has tested and evaluated the iPhone 4S and does not recommend purchasing or upgrading to …